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TikTok is less transparent than US platforms about how long it keeps content deleted by users, as US law enforcement agencies increasingly seek to get such data

New!  Follow this author to improve your content experience.  Got it! … The FBI said it used cell-tower data earlier … Tweets: @profwoodward , @elizabeth_joh , and @iblametom Tweets: Alan Woodward / @profwoodward : People still don't understand the difference between deleted and erased in an IT context as explained by @iblametom https://www.forbes.com/... Elizabeth Joh / @elizabeth_joh : Do you know what happens to your deleted social media data? Because law enforcement does, and they demanded deleted Tiktok info from ByteDance to ID the suspect in a bank robbery investigation: https://www.forbes.com/... Thomas Brewster / @iblametom : NEW - The FBI thinks it can get deleted data from TikTok users, straight from the ByteDance company. Warrant showing how sought such data as it chased a nationwide bank robbing conspiracy, from a cell tower dump to social media accounts. https://www.forbes.com/...

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  • @elizabeth_joh Elizabeth Joh on x
    Do you know what happens to your deleted social media data? Because law enforcement does, and they demanded deleted Tiktok info from ByteDance to ID the suspect in a bank robbery investigation: https://www.forbes.com/...
  • @profwoodward Alan Woodward on x
    People still don't understand the difference between deleted and erased in an IT context as explained by @iblametom https://www.forbes.com/...
  • @iblametom Thomas Brewster on x
    NEW - The FBI thinks it can get deleted data from TikTok users, straight from the ByteDance company. Warrant showing how sought such data as it chased a nationwide bank robbing conspiracy, from a cell tower dump to social media accounts. https://www.forbes.com/...