TikTok sues the US government over ban
The “qualified divestiture” demanded by the Act to allow TikTok to continue operating in the United States is simply not possible: not commercially, not technologically, not legally. And certainly not on the 270-day timeline required by the Act.
Even the statements by individual Members of Congress and a congressional committee report merely indicate concern about the hypothetical possibility that TikTok could be misused in the future, without citing specific evidence — even though the platform has operated prominently in the United States since it was first launched in 2017.
TikTok is further saying a US ban just would not work. Why? Apparently, moving “millions of lines” of code to a new owner ain’t happening, especially with China’s strict rules.
See, as a Chinese app, TikTok is bound by China’s Export Control Law, which says no selling algorithms or source codes to foreign entities without CCP (the Chinese Communist Party) approval. TikTok is warning that axing the algorithms in the US version would leave Americans on a lonely “island,” cut off from the global TikTok scene.
TikTok is taking it to the courts, hoping for a ruling that slams the Biden administration law as unconstitutional. The company is also gunning for an order to stop the attorney general from enforcing it. Keep your eyes peeled in the coming months; it is make-or-break time for TikTok in the US, so stick around for the latest updates.
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