Facebook's TikTok rip-off launches new privacy

Facebook's TikTok rip-off launches new privacy concerns this August

Mashable

Published 16 Jul 2020

August in the U.S. is a time for BBQs, swimming pools, social distancing, and, if Mark Zuckerberg has his way, the further entwining of your digital self into the data-hungry arms of Facebook's ever-expanding grasp.

The advertising giant confirmed Thursday its plan to launch Reels, a competitor to the looping video app...

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Facebook's TikTok rip-off launches new privacy concerns this August

Facebook's TikTok rip-off launches new privacy concerns this August

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