Digital Literacy: TikTok's Empowerment Quest

Hafizin Tajudin, Head of Public Policy, TikTok Malaysia

13-Apr-23 11:00

Digital Literacy: TikTok's Empowerment Quest

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Tune in for an exclusive interview with TikTok Malaysia's Head of Public Policy, Hafizin Tajudin, as we dive deep into the world of digital literacy and explore the challenges and opportunities in today's digital landscape.

Hafizin will discuss the importance of digital literacy in creating a safe and inclusive online environment, TikTok's efforts in combating misinformation, and the platform's role in addressing data privacy, security concerns, and harmful content.

Discover how TikTok aims to maintain its relevance in the face of growing competition and what it envisions for its future responsibilities to society.

Tune in for a discussion about navigating the digital age and fostering responsible internet use for a safer and more enjoyable online experience.

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Tags: digital literacy, tiktok, controversy, social media, bytedance,

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