CapCut is the video-editing tool owned by ByteDance, the developers of TikTok. While the social platform itself has been in and out of hot water with the U.S. Senate over whether or not TikTok ...

CapCut’s policy update raises major red flags for newsrooms. The go-to ... Erika Marzano (above) audience development manager at Deutsche Welle. CapCut - the Chinese, ByteDance-owned video editing app ...

However, CapCut became a popular workaround, particularly among correspondents and journalists abroad needing to quickly assemble and send mobile footage for vertical distribution. Its ease of use ...

CapCut is back online in the US after going dark with TikTok. The return marks a significant development in the ongoing saga between Chinese tech companies and US regulators. Both the video ...

Other apps from the company behind TikTok, including CapCut and Lemon8, went dark this weekend before flickering back. The federal law banning TikTok also applies to them.

They’re going #nofilter. The controversial “chubby” filter has been yanked from the video editing app CapCut after it received backlash from users on TikTok. A TikTok spokesperson confirmed ...

The lawsuit, which The Record unearthed, asserts that CapCut's privacy policy was designed to make it hard for people to understand or to give the app “meaningful, express consent.” One ...

CapCut warns people not to upload sensitive or personal things because they can use or share them freely. If you post anything personal or private, CapCut is not responsible for keeping it secret.