- TikTok said it would spend about $1.3 billion a year on measures to safeguard European users, called 'Project Clover'.
- Plans include opening two data centers in Ireland within weeks and a third center in Norway later this year.
- TikTok plans to eventually announce a European partner that will monitor how the app handles data on the continent.
- US officials are skeptical that TikTok’s proposal would adequately keep the app from the reach of Chinese authorities.
- TikTok's US-based general counsel is briefing political advisers and other policy makers in Europe.
TikTok Commits $1.3 Billion to Build European Safeguards
Short-video app plans to open data centers in Ireland and Norway