For Gen Z, playing an influencer on TikTok comes naturally
For Gen Z, Playing an Influencer on TikTok Comes Naturally
Denver Post
May 27, 2023
For Gen Z, Playing an Influencer on TikTok Comes Naturally
Since at least July 2021, several security employees have warned ByteDance and TikTok executives about risks tied to the platform, according to the documents and the current and former workers.
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