>TikTok is unique in its control of the user experience, its use of data, and its popularity.
How so? I don't use TikTok, so I might not be aware and I would appreciate you expanding on what you're asserting here.
What is it doing different than other social media in regards to the control of user experience?
What data practices are employed which are different and worse than the other social medias? Is it just where the data is going, i.e. the 'wrong' people have the data? Or are they capturing more data than, say, FB is?
How so? I don't use TikTok, so I might not be aware and I would appreciate you expanding on what you're asserting here.
What is it doing different than other social media in regards to the control of user experience?
What data practices are employed which are different and worse than the other social medias? Is it just where the data is going, i.e. the 'wrong' people have the data? Or are they capturing more data than, say, FB is?