In a news story we shared with you a few days ago, we mentioned that the iOS version of Instagram and Facebook violates users’ privacy. According to the detection of a developer named Felix Krause, Instagram and Facebook built-in browseris designed to track every button that users have touched. Here is the security breach TikTok too popped up. The browser in the iOS application of TikTok also secretly followed the user.

When examining the codes of the TikTok application, Felix Krause said it is the most popular social media platform in recent years. the user that you follow Has detected. TikTok developers have reportedly integrated a JavaScript code into the application’s browser, which extends the user’s credit card information to the places he touches on the screen. everything had recorded.

TikTok admitted that this is the case, but…

A TikTok spokesperson, who made a statement to Forbes, said they have added JavaScript code to the internet browser within the application. he accepted. However, according to the spokesperson, this code was not intended to track the user. According to the company, this JavaScript code tracked pages for crashes and loading speeds. Goal code according to spokesperson debugging and troubleshooting. It is of course your choice whether you believe it or not.

Although TikTok has denied the allegations, as a user own your precaution You can take. In this context; What you need to do is quite simple. If you have an iPhone and use TikTok, you can open links in Safari, Chrome, or any browser you use by copying them instead of opening them in TikTok’s in-app browser. TikTok cannot track your movements, at least not via the browser.