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TikTok Collects Location
- TikTok updated its privacy policy for American users to allow collecting precise location data when location services are enabled.
- The update follows TikTok's split from ByteDance and the establishment of a U.S.-based entity.
- Critics describe the policy as invasive.
- The updated terms also introduce guidelines for AI-generated content.
- TikTok states that users can opt out of location tracking through device settings.
