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TikTok Now Officially 'Vacation' in the United States
TikTok is now officially banned in the United States (US) on Sunday (19/01), with the application not allowed to be accessed by more than 170 million users in the country. The Supreme Court's decision to ban TikTok is a drastic step in response to national security concerns based in China.
The ban comes after much debate over the potential security risks posed by TikTok. Many lawmakers argue that the app could be used to collect user data and manipulate content, which could harm national interests.
The ban comes after much debate over the potential security risks posed by TikTok. Many lawmakers argue that the app could be used to collect user data and manipulate content, which could harm national interests.
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US Supreme Court continues to move forward with law banning TikTok in the country .
The US Supreme Court has upheld a law banning TikTok in the country starting Sunday unless it is sold by its Chinese parent company ByteDance.
It argues that the national security risk posed by its ties to China outweighs concerns about limiting the speech of the app or its 170 million US users.
President-elect Donald Trumpās administration will āimplement measures to prevent TikTok from going down,ā according to Florida Rep. Mike Waltz, who is Trumpās pick to serve as national security adviser.
It argues that the national security risk posed by its ties to China outweighs concerns about limiting the speech of the app or its 170 million US users.
President-elect Donald Trumpās administration will āimplement measures to prevent TikTok from going down,ā according to Florida Rep. Mike Waltz, who is Trumpās pick to serve as national security adviser.
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š¶We have #assets that are worthless now or will be worth a trillion dollars
š¶It all depends on whether or not the United States will license it to a buyer.
š©So what I'm saying is let the United States license it,and the United States should get half of #TikTok.
#UnitedStates
š¶We have #assets that are worthless now or will be worth a trillion dollars
š¶It all depends on whether or not the United States will license it to a buyer.
š©So what I'm saying is let the United States license it,and the United States should get half of #TikTok.
#UnitedStates
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Trump has spoken to save Tiktok
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A proposal will be made to unblock Tiktok this week
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Trump has spoken to save Tiktok
Allindoge is an important track for Tiktok
A proposal will be made to unblock Tiktok this week
Follow this matter and Allindoge will surely take off
Allindoge is the Tiktok Web3 ecosystem
It is mainly to solve the path for Tiktok users to easily access Web3
It is an important infrastructure for Web3
Market value 1M
CA: HyDKNdnhZNVYQMruBevbNsUWruA9STmAQrS4srXApump
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BREAKING: U.S. Supreme Court Upholds TikTok Ban!
The Supreme Court has officially approved a ban on TikTok, marking a major decision regarding foreign-owned social media platforms.
š Effective Date: This Sunday
š Impact: Millions of users in the U.S. will lose access to TikTok, reshaping the digital landscape.
š Reason: The ban stems from national security concerns, with a focus on protecting data and user privacy.
Whatās Next?
ā” Domestic platforms may see new opportunities, while creators and businesses will need to adjust to a TikTok-free era.
Stay updated on this groundbreaking shift in U.S. social media!
#Write2Earn #TikTok.
The Supreme Court has officially approved a ban on TikTok, marking a major decision regarding foreign-owned social media platforms.
š Effective Date: This Sunday
š Impact: Millions of users in the U.S. will lose access to TikTok, reshaping the digital landscape.
š Reason: The ban stems from national security concerns, with a focus on protecting data and user privacy.
Whatās Next?
ā” Domestic platforms may see new opportunities, while creators and businesses will need to adjust to a TikTok-free era.
Stay updated on this groundbreaking shift in U.S. social media!
#Write2Earn #TikTok.
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Officially #TikTok. has been closed š in the United States of America šŗšøš”
š© TikTok's message to its users inside America: "A law has been enacted banning the TikTok application in the United States, which means that you cannot use the application at the present time.President Trump indicated that he will work with us to find a solution to restore the TikTok application once he takes office,stay tuned"
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Officially #TikTok. has been closed š in the United States of America šŗšøš”
š© TikTok's message to its users inside America: "A law has been enacted banning the TikTok application in the United States, which means that you cannot use the application at the present time.President Trump indicated that he will work with us to find a solution to restore the TikTok application once he takes office,stay tuned"
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US Supreme Court continues to move forward with law banning TikTok in the country
The US Supreme Court has upheld a law banning TikTok in the country starting Sunday unless it is sold by its Chinese parent company ByteDance.
It argues that the national security risk posed by its ties to China outweighs concerns about limiting the speech of the app or its 170 million US users.
President-elect Donald Trumpās administration will āimplement measures to prevent TikTok from going down,ā according to Florida Rep. Mike Waltz, who is Trumpās pick to serve as national security adviser.
Waltz made the comment Thursday morning during an interview on the Fox News channel's āFox & Friendsā program, adding that the federal law that could ban TikTok starting Sunday āallows for an extension as long as there is a viable deal on the table.ā
Trump, aware of TikTok's popularity and its 14.7 million followers on the app, finds himself on the opposite side of the argument from prominent Republican senators who blame TikTok's Chinese owner for not finding a buyer so far.
It is unclear what options Trump has once he is sworn in as president on Monday.
US Supreme Court confirms law banning TikTok starting Sunday; Trump would prepare measures to prevent it from shutting down.
The app will stop functioning in the United States if its Chinese parent company ByteDance does not sell it.
US Supreme Court is moving forward with the law that bans TikTok in the country.
US Supreme Court confirmed the law that bans TikTok in that country starting Sunday if its Chinese parent company ByteDance does not sell it.
It is argued that the national security risk posed by its ties to China outweighs concerns about limiting the expression of the app or its 170 million users in the United States.
The government of elected President Donald Trump āwill implement measures to prevent TikTok from shutting down,ā according to Florida Representative Mike Waltz, who is Trump's choice to serve as national security advisor.
Waltz made the comment Thursday morning during an interview on the Fox News channel's āFox & Friendsā program, adding that the federal law that could ban TikTok starting Sunday āallows for an extension as long as there is a viable deal on the table.ā
Trump, aware of TikTok's popularity and its 14.7 million followers on the app, finds himself on the opposite side of the argument from prominent Republican senators who blame TikTok's Chinese owner for not finding a buyer so far.
It is unclear what options Trump has once he is sworn in as president on Monday.
The law allows for a 90-day pause on the app's restrictions if there have been advances towards a sale before it goes into effect.
Attorney General Elizabeth Prelogar, who defended the law before the Supreme Court during the Biden Democratic administration, told the judges last week that it is unclear whether the prospect of a sale once the law goes into effect could give TikTok a 90-day reprieve.
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It argues that the national security risk posed by its ties to China outweighs concerns about limiting the speech of the app or its 170 million US users.
President-elect Donald Trumpās administration will āimplement measures to prevent TikTok from going down,ā according to Florida Rep. Mike Waltz, who is Trumpās pick to serve as national security adviser.
Waltz made the comment Thursday morning during an interview on the Fox News channel's āFox & Friendsā program, adding that the federal law that could ban TikTok starting Sunday āallows for an extension as long as there is a viable deal on the table.ā
Trump, aware of TikTok's popularity and its 14.7 million followers on the app, finds himself on the opposite side of the argument from prominent Republican senators who blame TikTok's Chinese owner for not finding a buyer so far.
It is unclear what options Trump has once he is sworn in as president on Monday.
US Supreme Court confirms law banning TikTok starting Sunday; Trump would prepare measures to prevent it from shutting down.
The app will stop functioning in the United States if its Chinese parent company ByteDance does not sell it.
US Supreme Court is moving forward with the law that bans TikTok in the country.
US Supreme Court confirmed the law that bans TikTok in that country starting Sunday if its Chinese parent company ByteDance does not sell it.
It is argued that the national security risk posed by its ties to China outweighs concerns about limiting the expression of the app or its 170 million users in the United States.
The government of elected President Donald Trump āwill implement measures to prevent TikTok from shutting down,ā according to Florida Representative Mike Waltz, who is Trump's choice to serve as national security advisor.
Waltz made the comment Thursday morning during an interview on the Fox News channel's āFox & Friendsā program, adding that the federal law that could ban TikTok starting Sunday āallows for an extension as long as there is a viable deal on the table.ā
Trump, aware of TikTok's popularity and its 14.7 million followers on the app, finds himself on the opposite side of the argument from prominent Republican senators who blame TikTok's Chinese owner for not finding a buyer so far.
It is unclear what options Trump has once he is sworn in as president on Monday.
The law allows for a 90-day pause on the app's restrictions if there have been advances towards a sale before it goes into effect.
Attorney General Elizabeth Prelogar, who defended the law before the Supreme Court during the Biden Democratic administration, told the judges last week that it is unclear whether the prospect of a sale once the law goes into effect could give TikTok a 90-day reprieve.
#Write2Earn
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#TikTok.
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In 2020, Donald Trump was one of the advocates for banning TikTok on U.S. soil due to the risk of American citizens' data falling into Chinese hands. However, the tables have turned, and paradoxically, the executioner of TikTok in 2020 has become its savior in 2025. His argument: freedom of speech. And that's where Elon Musk comes into play.
The TikTok mess. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution defends freedom of speech and religion without possible government interference. However, this premise clashed directly with some decrees passed in states like Montana, governed by the Republican Party, and by the HR7521 Law, known as the Americans Against Foreign Adversaries Act, signed by the Biden Administration. Under this law, companies from other countries are prohibited from collecting data from U.S. users and storing it outside their territory.
Hence, ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok and other apps like Marvel Snap, CapCut cannot operate in the U.S. unless it is in partnership with an American company. This is something Trump has already announced he will review during his term, lifting the ban on the Chinese app.
Freedom of speech. Elon Musk, as a self-proclaimed champion of freedom of speech in the U.S. since purchasing the social network X, has already expressed his opposition to the banning of TikTok in the U.S. "In my opinion, TikTok should not be banned in the U.S., even though such a ban might benefit the X platform," the millionaire stated in April 2024.
Months later, now with a more established position of influence, the millionaire clarifies his words by responding to himself: "I have been against the ban on TikTok for a long time because it goes against freedom of speech. That said, the current situation where TikTok is allowed to operate in the United States, but X is not allowed to operate in China is unbalanced. Something has to change."
The TikTok mess. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution defends freedom of speech and religion without possible government interference. However, this premise clashed directly with some decrees passed in states like Montana, governed by the Republican Party, and by the HR7521 Law, known as the Americans Against Foreign Adversaries Act, signed by the Biden Administration. Under this law, companies from other countries are prohibited from collecting data from U.S. users and storing it outside their territory.
Hence, ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok and other apps like Marvel Snap, CapCut cannot operate in the U.S. unless it is in partnership with an American company. This is something Trump has already announced he will review during his term, lifting the ban on the Chinese app.
Freedom of speech. Elon Musk, as a self-proclaimed champion of freedom of speech in the U.S. since purchasing the social network X, has already expressed his opposition to the banning of TikTok in the U.S. "In my opinion, TikTok should not be banned in the U.S., even though such a ban might benefit the X platform," the millionaire stated in April 2024.
Months later, now with a more established position of influence, the millionaire clarifies his words by responding to himself: "I have been against the ban on TikTok for a long time because it goes against freedom of speech. That said, the current situation where TikTok is allowed to operate in the United States, but X is not allowed to operate in China is unbalanced. Something has to change."
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