satellites.™ Posted March 13 Posted March 13 Can they wait until Texas Hold Em peaks first. We already had one setback. 8 1
Gaia Posted March 13 Posted March 13 I mean the app already sucks ASS now so who cares. It’s literally nothing but ads and TikTok shop (which means they also now have so many people’s address). Just delete it and get it over with. 5 2 2 10
Popular Post getBusy Posted March 13 Popular Post Posted March 13 (edited) Because of course this is the most important priority in a country where everything is perfect Edited March 13 by getBusy 15 5 5
Brikenbur Posted March 13 Posted March 13 “TEXAS HOLD ‘EM” got its two weeks at number one, so we’re all done here! 1
burninredhot Posted March 13 Posted March 13 The way it's been banned in my country for 4 years now 1
Princess Aurora Posted March 13 Posted March 13 (edited) Does it mean YouTube will skyrocket in views again like it used to? If so, bring it onMy YouTube channels will benefit from this. Edited March 13 by Princess Aurora 1 1
Selegend Posted March 13 Posted March 13 Now Instagram Reels need to fix their algorithm and BE BETTER. 1
Darius Posted March 13 Posted March 13 I'm so out of the loop. Why exactly is this happening? Like, why do they care if it's sold/not sold?
vale9001 Posted March 13 Posted March 13 (edited) Just now, Darius said: I'm so out of the loop. Why exactly is this happening? Like, why do they care if it's sold/not sold? for the same reason facebook, twitter, spotify, youtube are not in China. Edited March 13 by vale9001 6 1 1
Popular Post JO1s Posted March 13 Popular Post Posted March 13 This app doesn’t just ban TikTok it makes it so they can ban any app or website they deem a ‘security threat’. 15
Princess Aurora Posted March 13 Posted March 13 1 minute ago, JO1s said: This app doesn’t just ban TikTok it makes it so they can ban any app or website they deem a ‘security threat’. Oh my that's pretty concerning then
LCTV Posted March 13 Posted March 13 Is this a flappy bird situation where it will still remain just no one in the future can download it?
Space Cowboy Posted March 13 Posted March 13 (edited) 9 minutes ago, Darius said: I'm so out of the loop. Why exactly is this happening? Like, why do they care if it's sold/not sold? Found this responses on reddit Spoiler Answer: They allege TikTok poses a national security threat because the Chinese government could use its intelligence laws against ByteDance, forcing it to hand over the data of US TikTok users. Policymakers worry that that information could then be used to identify intelligence targets or enable disinformation or propaganda campaigns. So far, the US government has not publicly presented any evidence that China has accessed TikTok user data, and cybersecurity experts say it remains a hypothetical — albeit seriously troubling — scenario. A complete ban is a very unlikely scenario, even if the current bill passes Congress. The bill doesn't outright ban TikTok, it requires that its Chinese company ByteDance sell its stake in TikTok, otherwise it will lose access to the US. This is not unprecedented: an almost identical situation happened a few years ago with the gay dating app Grindr. The US forced Grindr's sale to a non-Chinese company, or else the app would lose access to the US market. It was then sold to a US based private equity firm (for a huge profit, compared to what they paid for it). There was no distribution to US users. ByteDance will almost definitely sell TikTok rather than have it banned in the US, because the US is its largest market and a ban would destroy the value of the company. So ByteDance can either sell TikTok for $10's of billions, or keep it and lose $10's of billions in value. They will almost definitely sell it. It should be noted that while TikTok is Chinese owned, it's actually banned in China. China does not allow its citizens to access social media platforms that have a lot of foreign users, since they cannot strictly control all users and content on the platform. Chinese residents have their own version of TikTok called Douyin, which is also owned by ByteDance. The sale of TikTok would not include Douyin, that would remain with ByteDance. Edited March 13 by Space Cowboy 5 3
WildAmerican Posted March 13 Posted March 13 i thought i heard that Biden would sign this but I really can't see him doing that with him being in the pits with young ppl already
TMRA Posted March 13 Posted March 13 I know its fun and games when it comes to tiktok which is harmless but this right here sets a dangerous precedent 1 1
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