TikTok at UVA: Student Perspectives

TikTok, the trending social media app specializing in short form videos, has recently been contested as concerns arise related to data security. The app is owned by Byte Dance, a Bejing-based company, and the United States government has taken to banning it on all federal devices. Some states have begun to ban the app as well, with universities and colleges around the nation beginning to question if TikTok should be banned on their campuses as well. We as UVA students their thoughts on the current situation.

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Christopher Van Norden II is the Associate News Director at WUVA. He is a fourth-year Computer Science and Media Studies student from Danville, VA. For any inquiries or questions, contact Christopher at gjj6qq@virginia.edu or vannorden02@gmail.com
I am Jason Banks, a third year student majoring in History. My contact info is asb7am@virginia.edu.
I am a graduate of UVa's College of Arts and Sciences ('23), graduating with a double major in English and Media Studies and a minor in Latin American Studies. I previously served as the President for WUVA. Please feel free to contact me at rel6bu@virginia.edu.

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