TikTok pulls its app from Hong Kong’s Play Store and App Store

TikTok is perhaps the most troubled app in the world right now. A week after the app was banned in India, Bytedance-owned social network has decided to pull its apps from the Play Store and the App Store in Hong Kong amid political tensions. While the company removed these apps from the stores, it’s not clear if citizens who’ve already downloaded them, will be able to access TikTok. The company cited China’s controversial security law for Hong Kong that was passed last week. This rule enforces tighter content policing rules on citizens and tries to squash any dissent against the communist party…

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