TikTok Issues New Guidelines br Addressing Security Flaws.br Owned by China-based br tech company ByteDance, the br popular video app issued the br guidelines on Wednesday.br We do not allow dangerous individuals or organizations to use our platform to promote terrorism, crime, or other types of behavior that could cause harm, TikTok Community Guidelines, via NBC News.br When there is a credible threat to public safety, we handle the issue by banning the account and cooperating with relevant br legal authorities, TikTok Community Guidelines, via NBC News.br Security flaws had been br detected by Israeli cyberthreat br intelligence research team Check Point Research.br The team discovered that br hackers had access to TikTok br users' personal information.br Hackers also had the br capability to delete or br manipulate user content.br Check Point researchers learned that a hacker can force a TikTok user onto a web server controlled by the hacker, making it possible for the attacker to send unwanted requests on behalf of the user, Check Point Research statement, via NBC News.