About 3 in 5 Americans think TikTok poses a threat to national security, a new survey shows
About three in five, or 60% of surveyed Americans view TikTok as a threat to national security, according to aOf the 5,101 US adults surveyed, nearly two-thirds, or 64%, said they are"very or somewhat concerned" about the video-sharing app's data use practices, per the report.150 million American users as of MarchAccording to the report, Republicans and older Americans were more likely to view TikTok as a threat.
In terms of age, about two-thirds of respondents aged 65 and above saw TikTok as a national security threat, compared to 49% for those between 18 and 29 years old.
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