The statement was made by Shou Zi Chew, CEO of TikTok. The popular social network has long attracted the attention of US regulators, who are keenly interested in how the platform handles user data. Since TikTok’s complete ban in the United States and European Union has not been ruled out, the company is working on projects to localize user data in these regions.
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With this statement, the CEO of TikTok confirmed that the company is working with Oracle and US officials to reach a compromise. Chew added that American data will now be stored on Oracle servers by default. His team is reportedly developing a local hosting plan for the European Union with data centers in Ireland and Norway.