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Senators are calling for the Justice Department to investigate TikTok and Zoom's ties to China

Both companies have sought to distance themselves from perceptions that they are subject to influence from Beijing.

"TikTok is working to be the industry leader in transparency and accountability, and our Transparency and Accountability Centers give unprecedented access to our algorithms, content moderation, and data security practices" a spokesperson told Business Insider. The spokesperson said TikTok's content moderation teams and US user data are located in the US and "aren't influenced by any foreign government," and that it hasn't shared user data with the Chinese government "and would not do so if asked."this week committing the company to transparency, and suggesting that Americans have nothing to fear from the app.

Zoom also said it would not comply with future censorship requests following backlash over the account deactivations, and

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Witch-hunt!

How about every American call for the Justice Department to investigate every Senator and their ties?

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