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That included the ability for the DOJ and DOD to examine TikTok’s US servers, prevent changes to its privacy policies, and even “veto the hiring” of anyone on its data security team. It’s not clear if any of these purported agreements are still on the table, however, as Forbes says the document was drafted in the summer of 2022.

That amounts to $25 per video, and judging by the responses on social media, it seems some influencers aren’t exactly impressed by the multibillion-dollar company’s offer.