Chinese-owned social video app TikTok followed the lead of other, bigger social media companies and turned down an invitation to testify in Congress, drawing scathing criticism from Republicans
Chinese-owned social video app TikTok followed the lead of other, bigger social media companies Monday and turned down an invitation to testify in Congress, drawing scathing criticism from Republicans.
Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley called TikTok's decision a"mistake," tweeting an invitation to the company to"come and testify tomorrow about your ties to Communist Chinese Party. I'll save a place for you.
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