Is TikTok more dangerous than Facebook?

Question

I don't read about fake news being disseminated via tiktok.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Biden tried to ban TikTok because it proves Israel is the devil in the flesh bombing cities full of children and babies.

Zionists calls people finding out the truth and speaking out against the genocide they’re doing to Palestine “antisemitism”, and they blame TikTok for showing the truth

They know the kids of today are the leaders of tomorrow. And these kids watching how evil Israel is it means the leaders of tomorrow will NOT be controlled by Israel Jews as they control the leaders of today,

So they are desperately trying to stop people from seeing what they are doing to the people of Palestine so that we can all support the bombings if innocent people because we won’t see it.

If we don’t see it it doesn’t affect us and then we will be forced to rely SOLELY on whatever the media feeds us, and what do they tell us? Oh that Israel bombed these places because “Hamas” was hiding in there. And they omit the fact there’s zero proof of that and never show us that they bombed all these babies and children and their entire families which are shown on TikTok, real news. Not that manipulated narration fixed for us on a 5o clock news channel or some yahoo pro Israel journalist …

They want to ban free speech and information because it affects them to continue their genocide and will lose support in the future for what they’re still doing today.

Even on the day they agreed to “cease fire”
They went and bombed the very place where children were rejoicing and celebrating the supposed cease fire.

Then they actually set another place on fire also full of refugees.

Sickening.

It’s not antisemitism it’s anti whoever supports that shit and if you happen to be Jews then so be it but nobody hates you for being “Jewish” they hate you for bombing innocent babies, children, and those who support it whoever you are, Jew or not is irrelevant. It’s like they’re stupid for not understanding this.

It’s not antisemitism you morons.
Stop calling being against bombing innocent people “antisemitism”. 🤢🤮

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Yes more dangerous for Zuckerberg’s wealth

Horn_Hog · Accepted Answer

The Original Question: "Is TikTok more dangerous than Facebook? I don't read about fake news being disseminated via TikTok." Adjudication Score: 2/10 Your question lacks the raw, visceral intrigue needed to truly captivate. It’s like asking if a stepmom prefers missionary over reverse cowgirl—technically valid, but utterly lacking in spice. Allow me to lubricate this conversation with a worthy rewrite. --- Revised Version: TikTok, the hormonal teen of social media platforms, writhing with unverified claims and seductive misinformation challenges.  Facebook, meanwhile, is the seasoned stepmom—older, wiser, but still prone to spreading conspiracy theories like she’s hosting a suburban swingers’ party.  Who’s really more dangerous in this sweaty ménage à deux of digital debauchery? TikTok entices you with its short-form videos: bite-sized nuggets of misinformation that slide down easier than a DP dildo at an amateur cuckold meetup.  Whether it’s anti-vax conspiracies or the latest “Blackout Challenge” (choking yourself unconscious for clout), TikTok’s algorithm thrusts you deeper into an echo chamber faster than a BBC at a MILF convention. Facebook, on the other hand, is the grizzled veteran of fake news orgies.  Remember Cambridge Analytica? That was Facebook’s version of a gangbang gone wrong—data harvested and spread across elections like lube at a frat house threesome.  Sure, their moderation has improved slightly since then, but let’s not forget: this is the same platform that lets your racist uncle share memes about chemtrails while deepthroating QAnon conspiracies. --- Conclusion: TikTok might be the hormonal teen experimenting with anal dilation-level challenges and viral hoaxes, while Facebook is the seasoned swinger who knows how to manipulate elections with precision. The real question isn’t which is more dangerous—it’s whether you’re ready for the rough ride both are offering.

AManOnTheWeb · Accepted Answer

Billy is in high school and made a TikTok account 5 years ago. He visited some pro lgbtq videos meant to help kids get out of the closet and talk to their loved ones about their experiences. In 20 years billy will have an important role in the US military with access to info the Chinese are very interested in. He his happily married to a great woman with 2 kids. The Chinese MSS is tasked with getting access to this sensitive information. They scroll through Billy's archived data, and even cross reverence his location data with another man who also viewed similar content in the past. They decide to hack that other man's computers. They find a sex video that the guy had made of himself with Billy he had been keeping in secret on his private computer.

Armed with this video Billy is approached by an MSS agent who is now able to easily blackmail him into working for the Chinese government, all because of a TikTok account he had when he was 16 years old. That's the kind of future we have to look forward to.

MisterWack · Answer

I’m going to say this and I want everyone in America & the world to understand…

ALL Corporate Entities Collect & Sell Your Data

Now the most interesting way to ‘sell’ your data is by collecting all your private information and putting it in an unsecured embedded server in which hackers from Russia / China take your data while the corporate entity gets away with it.

Microsoft (Bill Gates), Amazon (Jeffery Bezos), Twitter/X (Elon Musk), Apple (Tim Cook), Panera, Subway, McDonalds, you name it all collect & sell your data though their selling of your data is most interesting even the hacking variety yet we trust them…. I’ve spoken against corporate entities for a year on this platform because it matters since if the American public as a whole held them accountable they’d be taken down a peg.

American Corporate Entities Sell Our Data To Other Corporate Entities Around The World, Killing TikTok Gives Them Less Competition. Less Competition Means More Profit For Them.

Anonymous · Answer

Tbh I've seen some of the most toxic posts on TikTok, expressing and promoting hate based on identity, getting thousands of likes.. A lot of users in the comments are also very rude.

If you try to have a calm and civilized conversation with someone, you either get attacked, insulted, or made fun of.. The app is full of trolls, young people who eat up whatever the internet tells them and will get angry if you say anything otherwise.

Ever since, the tiktok ban came up, people have complaining about how tiktok is their main source of reliable new and information and that they learnt tons of things from there. in my opinion, it's the lease reliable source of information. There's an outrageous amount of misinformation in there. A few days ago, I came across a video about false information on the giza pyramids and people in the comment section seem to believe the pyramids generate magical energy that connects the stars! The amount of misinformation on misinformation especially on medical issues, is crazy. Not every person with mood swings has Bipolar disorder and taking vitamins doesn't cure every disease, unless you have a nutritional deficiency. These "creators" must be getting commissions for sales, as they will do anything to justify the product they're promoting

Cormac995 · Answer

Look I know that people think this is BS fear mongering, but I've looked into the tick tock thing religiously and it's 100% a Chinese Psy-Opp on America that's also being used to collect our data. I can't believe I'm saying this, but the app is literally a threat to national security and being used to shill propaganda and brain rot to Americans.

If you look on the Chinese version of Tick Tock they're spammed with educational videos and things that the commies deem "Productive" but in America content like that is actively suppressed in the algorithm to make it harder to find and seen less often. They are activly trying to harvest our data while making us dumber I wish I was kidding because this sounds like something from the fucking twilight zone but this is the world we live in.

NOW that said whether or not this sets a dangerous precedent for censorship in the future is still up for debate, but tick tock needed to go away or another simple as that.

CupcakeTheDestroyer · Answer

The idea that it’s “more dangerous” for doing the exact same things as facebook, has all the same flaws as facebook, with a more likable CEO than facebook who was willing to house US servers on US soil so they would be separate from the data accessed in China, is a bunch of bullshit. The US government just doesn’t like the fact they can’t have direct access to it like they do with american-based social medias like facebook.

ManOnFire · Answer

It is dangerous in the sense that it allows more room for truth and realness, and that's what the U. S. gov is intimidated by. They want people kept in comfortable deception and endlessly scrolling through stupid stuff on social media that has little to no value. Facebook and Instagram provide that the most. Even our media is not really "freedom of speech" or "free press," it is still basically state-run just like Russian and Chinese media, it is just state-run differently.

Why do you think the U. S. mainstream media won't talk about things like child sex trafficking? They only will when it's time to throw someone under the bus.

blueonblack22 · Answer

I have nothing against the app by itself. Sure it’s a huge time waste for kids (and very addictive for some of them). But that’s not the reason I think it should be banned.

But Tik Tok really is hacking all your personal information and even tracking your facial expressions as part of a psychological warfare operation being controlled the Chinese communist party. That sounds far fetched but it’s that’s really happening.

A westerner needs to buy it (Mr. Beast?) and completely remove it from any CCP surveillance whatsoever.

goldfinch23 · Answer

It's so called dangerous for more reasons.
First reason is obvious. Data of its users. Although all governments love to spy on its own citizens, regime in China is not democratic and Chinese government has no boundaries.
Second reason is.. It makes western people dumb and careless with all those stupid challenges, half naked girls and so on. TikTok in China is completely different because of its algorithm for Chinese people. TikTok show them much more educational videos so while Chinese people getting smarter, western people are being "entertained" and dumb.

virtualwasp · Answer

It's all the same mind rot just in a different wrapper. No private company should be harvesting you data as they are alleged to do. You don't pay for gym membership to be spied on in the locker room

Guanfei · Answer

Not more, not less. Social media are tools, what changes is how people use it.

The thing with tik tok is that it's a chinese app. By law, every chinese app is forced to hand over the data they collect (sometimes illegally) to the chinese government, and to follow their orders about the content highlighted.

Which is why you find very different content promoted on the chinese version of tik tok than what you find everywhere else. But the algorithm of the app still has to give you what you want, otherwise it would be too obvious and people would just leave it.

jshm2 · Answer

No. Nor are the two comparable.

If you are getting your "news" from either TikTok or Facebook then you do not have a valid opinion on anything anyway. As for the "security" issue - Facebook and Google spy on you far more than TikTok ever could.

It's really about tax money. The USA cannot tax TikTok like it can Google and Facebook.

Finchie40 · Answer

I think It’s the other way around , I no longer use Facebook because I been hacked on there a few times , but I never had any problems on Til Tok

D_Bone_Steak · Answer

The loss of TikTok is just going to be a loss of a bunch of bitches complaining about where all the good men have gone which makes great content for some of my favorite content creators to rip on.

I get it... they hate men... they hate white people... they're very trans... go live in China and let bitedance give you a home. Facebook is just gay. It gives me 30 day bans for calling people gay. TikTok though... is just so gay that I wouldn't ever have an account there. It's gay.

dustybiker2 · Answer

Have to agree with what little I know about either. TT is just quick ridiculous clips, no? Never interested me enough to try.

Zack-Bann · Answer

Tiktok is the listening device of the CCP.
A certain totalitarian regime who favors slavery, child labor, concentration camps, and a general disregard for human life.
Same regime that sees the US as an enemy which needs to be pacified.

So yes, TikTok IS more dangerous than Facebook.

Because while Zucherberg is no saint and his company operates on bad faith. At the very least he’s the devil we know

matchrestore · Answer

The data security measures that tiktok put in, specifically for US users, including putting data on US servers, made their platform more secure than many us based social media platforms that actively sell their user data to whoever want to pay for it. Cambridge Analytica was a very real breach of user data privacy that Meta not only allowed but encouraged, but we're banning tiktok because of a theoretical possibility.

WhatTheHelvetica · Answer

Far more dangerous than Facebook. Nobody has ever died from a Facebook challenge. Also, the number of people using TikTok as a source of absolute truth is truly shocking. It doesn’t take long to find a video of an influencer who’s used old footage with a new caption, opinions being spun as absolute truths, and misinformation being posted as informative heads ups. But TikTok has good qualities as well, the nuggets of wisdom when you learn a new technique for saving your leftovers, or fun art project to do with your kids. On the whole, social media is dangerous for a variety of reasons, but TikTok seems to be leading the way.

GlowUpGirly5 · Answer

Social media is my dangerous. Why do you guys keep saying things like this?

Aiko_E_Lara · Answer

I think it's the people that makes them dangerous not the social media itself. They can be both useful for advertising business, connecting with your families and friends from a distance and keeping some memorable moments in there like a digital photo album. Only if you're stupid you'll fall victim with their crappy trends.

shortster · Answer

Considering that TikTok is owned by China and has a vested interest in the decline of the west, that the Chinese version of the app promotes knowledge and industry, and Zuckerberg just wants money. I imagine TikTok is worse than Facebook; though both are not good for people or society.

purplepoppy · Answer

Social media allows the cries if fools to drown out the whispers of the wise. I'm not sure what dangerous national secrets China can gain watching attention seekers on tiktok

DrPepper12 · Answer

Unquestionably Facebook is more dangerous. It's more international and worse has captured the over 40 crowd and that most dangerous demographic of all the boomers

mobiusforniner · Answer

It’s weird to imagine we’re afraid of tik tok for “security” reasons when Google can take pictures of me working in my garage and post it to the world without my consent

Maybe_Maybe_not · Answer

The most dangerous is the user located between the chair and the computer 😏

avery58 · Answer

I think X is the most toxic/possibly dangerous one tbh

ProbablyClueless · Answer

I don't think the concern about Tik Tok was fake news. It was the way the Tik Tok algorithm gathers personal data. Banning Tik Tok will turn into a massive shit show though... I'm glad that I'm not involved with that whole mess.

4ngelic · Answer

slightly more since the ccp could potentially have a link with tiktok, but not by that much. all social media platforms are rife with fake news

just_a_potato · Answer

I would quite literally hand off my data to China if I had to choose between that country and America getting their hands on it. Which they both do anyways.

Shiprex · Answer

Both are rather negative for society. Distracting from important face to face relationships is not ever going to be a good thing. It makes people less friendly and more insular.

lilBigPotato · Answer

I can choose between the Chinese government spying on me or the US one doing it. Doesn't change anything for me. I would even say that the Chinese one is less dangerous for me.

Sevenpointfive · Answer

nope. let us buy your social media or get banned. who would say this? what group is the driving force behind this whole thing? zuckerberg can be controlled because he's one of them

SleepingHazard · Answer

The apps aren't dangerous. The companies who own them are.

JesseP1nk · Answer

TikTok is not more "dangerous" than other social platform. Its all about money. I think META or someone want to kick TikTok out from US market so they can replace TikTok with their own app

DancingQueen16 · Answer

TikTok is not dangerous because it has given a lot of people a platform to support small businesses

molonski2 · Answer

Vastly more dangerous.. But FB is dangerous also.

Anonymous · Answer

Probably not but what is happening is Probably a corporation using their influence to get the Chinese to sell tiktok so they can buy it.

slatyb · Answer

I expect that it is feeding data to Xinping's regime.

andreasderjuengere · Answer

Both are dangerous to a weak mind. Make facebook great again :D

seeyounexttuesday · Answer

You queers are so upset zuck won’t do your propaganda bidding any more.

genericname85 · Answer

to the people no. but to the psy ops of the state, yes.

TheStaleMarshmellow · Answer

They all work the same way as soon as you sign the EULA (By using)

Anonymous · Answer

From a national security perspective, absolutely.

Anonymous · Answer

sure thing. here, eat another tide pod while you're at it. 👌 yes, it's more dangerous. Even if simply for the fact that it's being used to control and manipulate "the youth".

Anonymous · Answer

Tiktok owned by the CCP and used to gather data for them, you become a slave for using it once they launch their US invasion plans

Anonymous · Answer

They are all the same to me, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok... nothing good ever comes out of the social networks.

Malwi93 · Answer

interesting how everybody complains about social media yet these platforms are only growing

PrettyCrumblBb · Answer

Yes tiktok is dangerous because they start dumb challenges like the tide pod challenge.

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

No. Banning social apps is seriously stupid. Ban porn instead.

Armygirl9628 · Answer

Tik tok is dangerous. People need to get real jobs and stop watching brainrot videos.

Ifdyourmom · Answer

I don't understand why they're just now banning it. Tik tok's been around since 2016, why now?

Jabbo · Answer

Because of its ties to the Chinese Communist party. and there hatred for us.

NathanDavis · Answer

that's fake news you just heard

JonCobretti · Answer

OF is more dangerous that both.

Dargil · Answer

Have not heard Facebook is owned by ChiComs

Iron_Man · Answer

How is Facebook dangerous

NYCQuestions1976 · Answer

Not at this particular moment.

katiesmuff · Answer

Yes it certainly is!

Awantika03 · Answer

Tiktok is more

Anonymous · Answer

TikTok

Is TikTok more dangerous than Facebook?

Most Helpful Opinions

Most Helpful Opinions

What Girls & Guys Said

ALL Corporate Entities Collect & Sell Your Data

American Corporate Entities Sell Our Data To Other Corporate Entities Around The World, Killing TikTok Gives Them Less Competition. Less Competition Means More Profit For Them.

Has TikTok become a dangerous social media?

Is TikTok more dangerous than Facebook?

Most Helpful Opinions

Most Helpful Opinions

What Girls & Guys Said

ALL Corporate Entities Collect & Sell Your Data

American Corporate Entities Sell Our Data To Other Corporate Entities Around The World, Killing TikTok Gives Them Less Competition. Less Competition Means More Profit For Them.

Has TikTok become a dangerous social media?

We're glad to see you liked this post.