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> “Both were great students, talented athletes, and most importantly amazing people,” said Paula Crane, superintendent of Prairie Central Community Unit School District Number 8. “They were role models for all who knew them, especially our young athletes throughout the district.

Great role models breaking in after hours there

> Carvalho said the district has offered a wage increase totaling more than 20% over a multiyear period, along with a 3% bonus, The Associated Press reported.

Bringing it from $10000 under the poverty line to $5000 under, over the course of several years. I’d be on strike too.

i thought the ccp owns part of this company.

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If they share it with or give access to Bytedance then this is likely accurate, because Bytedance legally has to turn over said data, doesn't make sense for them both to turn it over.

Sure, and cigarette companies didn't know the affects of smoking

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> On the bright side, we're gonna get great English instructions included in the products we buy going forward.

That's going in the "Maybe - but doubtful" pile.

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Valid point.

'Taken' and 'shared' are not the same.

Paula Crane, superintendent of Prairie Central Community Unit School District Number 8. “They were role models for all who knew them” — this quote is insane given their chosen actions led to their deaths. Maybe they were role models before their untimely demises but they lose that recognition when committing suicide by stupidity.

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Chinese law stipulates that all tech companies must give data to the govt upon request and the request must be kept secret. That’s all you need to know, that’s an unacceptable risk for national security.

Trump pardoned a soldier who tortured and executed an Iraqi prisoner. https://www.salon.com/2019/05/08/endorsement-of-murder-trump-pardons-u-s-soldier-who-tortured-and-killed-iraqi-prisoner/

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You haven’t been paying attention

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They would probably just do it, its not like normal people will be able to find evidence of that event if they kept it between each other

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Complete bullshit. If you can already pick up everyone's identity from the cumulative breaches, imagine what happens within a company. As it is, all of this data is even collectible without TikTok. It's just the icing on the cake: It's a training corpus for AI audio and video and other useful intelligence like measuring US sentiment towards China. The number of uses is endless. On the bright side, we're gonna get great English instructions included in the products we buy going forward.

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