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1. www.deseret.com › 2022/11/24 › 23467181Tiktok in China vs. the U.S. — How are they different ...

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   Jul 14, 2023 · Although they’re owned by the same company, TikTok in China offers a child-friendly version, with educational videos and a time limit, that isn’t offered in the U.S.

2. www.bbc.com › news › technology-64797355Is TikTok really a danger to the West? - BBC

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   China does not have to worry about US apps because access for Chinese citizens has been blocked for many years. When and why could the US ban TikTok? India bans TikTok and dozens more...

3. universitybusiness.com › the-catch-22-of-collegesThe catch-22 of colleges, universities using TikTok on campus

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   Apr 16, 2024 · Nearly half (47%) of undergraduate students use TikTok daily, according to a recent survey from Intelligent, a college resource website. Of those who regularly use the app, 75% said they use it to help with school work, and 30% said their grades would worsen if it were banned.

4. time.com › 6249522Why Are Universities Banning TikTok? What to Know | TIME

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   Jan 24, 2023 · P ublic universities across the U.S. are banning their students’ beloved TikTok app from their schools. In some cases, this means no students, faculty members, staff, or visitors are able to...

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 374824156_TheThe Impact of TikTok on Students: A Literature Review

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   Oct 18, 2023 · The findings from this review highlight both the positive and negative impacts of TikTok and provide insights into its risk full potential influence on students.

6. www.pingpongdigital.com › post › tiktok-vs-chineseTikTok vs. Chinese TikTok (Douyin): What’s the Difference?

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   You almost certainly know a thing or two about TikTok, the short video social media platform which has exploded into the global spotlight in the past year, and found itself in President Trump’s crosshairs. You probably also know that it’s owned by a Chinese company, ByteDance.

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   How popular is TikTok for college students?

   • TikTok is one of the most popular social media apps in America—especially for Gen Z, which makes up the largest portion of current college students. The app has about 80 million monthly active users in the United States, 60% of whom are 16 and 24, according to digital marketing agency Wallaroo Media.

   Why Are Universities Banning TikTok? What to Know | TIME

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   Is TikTok banned in schools?

   • Nikolas Kokovlis—NurPhoto/Getty Images P ublic universities across the U.S. are banning their students’ beloved TikTok app from their schools. In some cases, this means no students, faculty members, staff, or visitors are able to access the short-form video platform on school devices or on the campus WiFi networks.

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   Does TikTok have a child-friendly version?

   • Although they’re owned by the same company, TikTok in China offers a child-friendly version, with educational videos and a time limit, that isn’t offered in the U.S. A woman records a video clip near the logos for Chinese video apps Bilibili and Douyin, the Chinese version of Tiktok, in Beijing, China, Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2021. AP

   Tiktok in China vs. the U.S. — How are they different? - Deseret News

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   Does TikTok affect students?

   • This review examines the effects of TikTok on various aspects of students' lives and life, including academic performance, mental health, social interactions and overall well-being. The findings from this review highlight both the positive and negative impacts of TikTok and provide insights into its risk full potential influence on students.

   The Impact of TikTok on Students: A Literature Review - ResearchGate

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   Is TikTok a Chinese app?

   • AP In an interview with CBS’ “60 Minutes,” a tech expert stated that the U.S. version of TikTok — a Chinese-owned social media platform — is different than the Chinese version of the app, comparing the two experiences to opium and spinach.

   Tiktok in China vs. the U.S. — How are they different? - Deseret News

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   Should TikTok be removed from campus WiFi?

   • The move forced colleges to weigh the benefits and potential consequences if the app were removed from campus WiFi. Nearly half (47%) of undergraduate students use TikTok daily, according to a recent survey from Intelligent, a college resource website.

   The catch-22 of colleges, universities using TikTok on campus

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8. www.technologyreview.com › 2023/03/08 › 1069527How China takes extreme measures to keep teens off TikTok

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   Mar 8, 2023 · On March 1, TikTok announced that it’s setting a 60-minute default time limit per day for users under 18. Those under 13 would need a code entered by their parents to have an additional 30...