A messaging app called ToTok had scores of positive reviews, particularly from users in the UAE. US intelligent officials say it may be spying for that government instead.

ToTok, introduced only months ago, was downloaded millions of times from the Apple and Google app stores by users throughout the Middle East, Europe, Asia, Africa and North America.

Google has reinstated the popular chat app ToTok after the service was banned from the Play Store for reportedly functioning as an espionage tool for the United Arab Emirates.

The popular Chinese-owned video app TikTok is a spying tool used by the United Arab Emirates to track the activities of those who download it, a new report claims.

Apple has removed ToTok from the App Store after a classified intelligence assessment and a New York Times investigation said that the app was a spy tool ...

A popular messaging app known as ToTok has been accused of being a secret spying tool linked to the United Arab Emirates.

Google just quielty reinstated the ToTok app back into the Play Store after it was removed following accusations that it was a spy tool built for the UAE.

ToTok partly used code from a previously developed Chinese app called Yeecall, where his co-founder, Long Ruan, once worked in a senior position, he said.

Apple and Google both banned ToTok after reports that it was a UAE government surveillance tool. After Google reinstated it, Apple has a hard choice to make.

Steve Totok, 76, of Grand Blanc Township looks at a photo album full of pictures of his late wife's artwork. His wife, Paula Totok, was a member of several art clubs and won several awards for her ...

U.S. officials and a New York Times investigation on Sunday found popular messaging app ToTok to be a spying tool for the United Arab Emirates.

First off, it’s “ToTok,” not “TikTok.” One is a messaging app that turned out to be spyware for the United Arab Emirates; the other is that quirky vid ...