“TikTok is trying to cover up this whole mess,” she told The Washington Post. Aziz’s video violated the company’s policies against terrorist content, TikTok said, so the company took action against her device, making any of her other accounts unavailable on that device. TikTok said her videos about China did not violate its rules, had not been removed and had been viewed more than a million times. By Wednesday evening, TikTok had reversed course: The company said it restored her ability to access her account on her personal device. It was part of that sweep that Aziz’s own device had been banned, locking her out of her account there.

Source: Washington Post November 28, 2019 00:28 UTC