China’s ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, has announced a new governance structure for its U.S. operations to address ongoing security concerns. Under this arrangement, ByteDance will hold one of the seven board seats, while the remaining six seats will be occupied by American executives. The move is intended to ensure that key decisions and operational control remain largely in U.S. hands, addressing fears about data privacy and national security. Experts view this as a compromise that allows TikTok to continue operating in the U.S. market while giving regulators greater confidence in oversight. This structure could set a precedent for how global tech firms manage sensitive operations across borders. #ByteDance #TikTokUS #DataPrivacy #NationalSecurity #TechGovernance #USOperations #BoardStructure #GlobalTech #SocialMediaNews #PrivacyConcerns #TechRegulations #CrossBorderTech #InnovationNews #DigitalSecurity #News #Newsone
