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Here we go again. Four years after the last time the feds tried this, TikTok is on the cusp of an effective ban forged by a host of elected officials who know about money but dangerously know nothing about technology.
A state-level TikTok ban has been passed in Montana
A state-level TikTok ban has been passed in Montana
My personal disdain for social media is clear. Should I ever leave AppleInsider, I will light my social media presences on fire, and walk away without looking at the explosion. In the short-term, I don’t allow my children to have accounts right now — and for now, they know that I will find out if they do.
I take these measures because I believe that social media is a force for both good and evil, with a tilt towards the latter in the last 10 years. What mostly started as a quick way to share cat pictures and user statuses, has evolved to be so much more.
Go Here to Read this Fast! The potential TikTok ban is being decided on by the wrong people
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The potential TikTok ban is being decided on by the wrong people
