The company is also partnering with the MLS to provide users with access to MLS content and clips to integrate their favorite moments in the content they create.Īs part of the partnership, TikTok and MLS will launch a new Club Creator Network, where TikTok creators will be paired with MLS clubs to create content during the regular season and off-season. Fans can also access MLS’s website with more information about match schedules and scores from the hub. Throughout the season, fans will be able to search “MLS” on TikTok and get access to the “MLS Hub,” which will feature new content from MLS clubs and players. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. 'Our internal investigation is still ongoing, and we will cooperate with any official investigations.TikTok and Major League Soccer (MLS) have announced a multiyear partnership that will bring exclusive content, in-app programming and more to the app.

'We have strongly condemned the actions of the individuals found to have been involved, and they are no longer employed at ByteDance,' a ByteDance spokesperson said on Friday.

Company officials said they were taking additional steps to protect user data.īyteDance employees accessed the data as part of an unsuccessful effort to investigate leaks of company information this year, and were aiming to identify potential connections between two journalists.ĪLSO READ | TikTok, BGMI coming back to India? Here is the truth Reuters reported in December four ByteDance employees who were involved in the incident were fired, including two in China and two in the United States.

Separately, a source confirmed to Reuters the Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation after ByteDance said in December some employees improperly accessed U.S. Nine Republicans and nine Democrats now sponsor the legislation, the Restricting the Emergence of Security Threats that Risk Information and Communications Technology (RESTRICT) Act. ALSO READ | TikTok fires entire staff in India 3 years after it was banned in the country, 40 employees lose jobsīiden's predecessor, Republican Donald Trump, had tried to ban TikTok in 2020 but U.S.

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