Google quietly reinstated ToTok, a messaging app accused of being a spying tool for the UAE government

The New York Times published a report claiming that ToTok, a UAE-based messaging and voice call app, was a spying tool for the Emirati government.

In late December the New York Times published a report claiming that ToTok, a UAE-based messaging and voice call app, was a spying tool for the Emirati government.Now Google has quietly allowed the app back on its Play Store, although it remains absent from Apple’s App Store.

dropped a bombshell report in late December. Unnamed American officials told the Times ToTok was a government tool for monitoring users.

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