What a TikTok ban would look like for users
After the House passed a bill in March 2024 that could ban TikTok unless its Chinese owner sold it, the app's users, content creators and small businesses weighed what a ban would mean for them, as the bill moved to the Senate.
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National30 articles from 19 sources across the spectrum· Updated 928d ago
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The story so far
3 developments- Mar 12, 2024Only center coverage:TikTok creators look for other places to make money as threat of U.S. ban gains steam
- Mar 13, 2024TikTok's potential ban could conceive monopoly for Meta: tech expert explains
- Mar 14, 2024What a TikTok ban would look like for users
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Quiet for 929 daysLast development · Mar 14, 2024 — What a TikTok ban would look like for users
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How each side is putting it
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4 viewpoints'It's not just a bunch of influencers': Man calls out House for TikTok ban, says it will take 'thousands of dollars' out of Americans' pockets
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13 viewpointsRan by 5 outlets· FOX 35 Orlando, FOX 29 Philadelphia, +3 more
Ran by 2 outlets· France 24, Digital Journal
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1 viewpointWhat TikTok users, content creators need to know as Congress inches closer to banning app in US