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Why Bharat said no to TikTok but US is struggling to ban it

“Vantage | Why India said no to TikTok but US is struggling to ban it”, First Post, March 7, 2024:

“TikTok, the social media sensation that has taken the world by storm, has found itself embroiled in a love-hate relationship with America. While the American populace embraces the platform with open arms, American politicians, on the other hand, have their reservations.

TikTok has become a cultural phenomenon in the United States, captivating millions with its short-form videos and viral trends. It boasts a massive user base, with an estimated 150 million users in the country, making the US its largest market by user count.

However, despite TikTok’s popularity among the masses, American lawmakers have expressed concerns regarding the platform’s ties to China and its parent company, ByteDance. This unease has led to repeated attempts by politicians to impose restrictions on TikTok’s operations in the United States…..”

Read the full article at Firstpost.com

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