Intelligence Committee Demands Briefing on Chinese E-commerce Firm Temu

Lawmakers express concerns over data privacy, forced labor, and national security ties to the Chinese Communist Party.

The House Intelligence Committee has requested a briefing from the FBI and SEC on Temu and its parent company Pinduoduo.
Lawmakers are worried about the protection of Americans' data and possible exploitation by the Chinese Communist Party.
Concerns include potential trade abuses, use of forced labor, and national security risks.
Google previously suspended the PDD app for exploiting vulnerabilities to steal data and install malicious apps.
Temu has admitted it does not comply with U.S. laws prohibiting the use of forced labor by Uyghurs.