TikTok says it is stopping app operation in Hong Kong

Japan Today

Published 07 Jul 2020

TikTok said late Monday it is stopping its popular video snippet-sharing app from working in Hong Kong due to "recent events." The move by TikTok, owned by China-based…

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TikTok says it is stopping app operation in Hong Kong

TikTok says it is stopping app operation in Hong Kong

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