The video-sharing app avoids scrutiny because politicians don’t take it seriously.
A group of tech giants argue that the First Amendment entitles them to spy on kids. Unbelievably, it’s working.
The Shadow Work Journal has exploded on TikTok as an inexpensive mental-health tool, even as experts question its approach—and the author’s credentials.
Welcome to the vibes-based political culture
A new wave of online creators is here.
Vague national-security concerns don’t justify shutting down the popular Chinese-owned app.
Teens are making it big overnight, but that kind of fame can be a mixed bag.
The app’s livestreaming section has turned into a huge business as users pay for quick hits of cheap, personalized (and frequently bizarre) entertainment.
TikTok loves high-tech gadgets for scraping out ear wax. Doctors? Not so much.
Young people on TikTok are trying to hijack my lifestyle.