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TikTok’s Real Privacy Risks

In 2025, in light of the US TikTok ban, ISL conducted an investigation into TikTok and the inherent privacy and safety risks in the app. In light of the recent announcement rehoming certain TikTok assets into the mostly (but not entirely) US-backed TikTok USDS Joint...

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TikTok’s Real Privacy Risks

TikTok’s Real Privacy Risks

In 2025, in light of the US TikTok ban, ISL conducted an investigation into TikTok and the inherent privacy and safety risks in the...

Me2B or Me2Who Knows: App Stores Fail to Provide Clear Legally Responsible Party

Me2B or Me2Who Knows: App Stores Fail to Provide Clear Legally Responsible Party

ISL began its life as the Me2B Alliance, striving to create standards to enable greater power symmetry in the digitally facilitated relationship between consumers (“Me-s”) and the companies whose technology they use (“B-s”). We called this the M2B relationship. For mobile apps, all too often it’s a case of “Me2 Who Knows?!” People have a right to know who’s legally responsible for the apps they use, and it is anything but clear in mobile app stores today. App stores are failing to make clear the legal entity who is responsible for apps. ISL has filed responsible disclosures with Apple starting in late 2024 but our repeated attempts have been dismissed.