The current TikTok situation in Denmark

Concerns over TikTok’s data security sparked brief U.S. bans, EU investigations, potential Danish restrictions, and shifts to alternative apps.

Benedicte Vagner

Jan 27, 2025

Between January 18 and 19, a ban was briefly imposed on the app TikTok by the Supreme Court in the U.S., after ByteDance, the owners of TikTok, refused to comply with a law requiring the sale or ban of the platform.This decision derived from the Biden administration’s concern that the company might exploit data for […]

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