Here’s what TikTok users are saying about the looming ban
- The Biden administration announced the removal of Cuba from the State Sponsor of Terrorism list, as stated by Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.
- The decision follows an understanding with the Catholic Church, which indicated that Cuba would start releasing political prisoners soon.
- The Biden administration also issued a six-month waiver of Title III of the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act, affecting lawsuits by U.S. nationals.
- TikTok plans to shut down access for U.S. users on Sunday due to a potential federal ban, allowing users to download their data, as reported by The Information.
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TikTok game of chicken continues with report it may shut down entirely on Sunday
The game of chicken over the fate of the TikTok service continued with a report the Chinese-owned social media platform will shut down entirely on Sunday without a Supreme Court reprieve.
The hours of TikTok in the United States may be counted. Also for users who have downloaded the app on their smartphones. ByteDance, its matrix, plans to close access to the platform in the country on Sunday, January 19, according to The Information. The only thing that could change it would be for the Supreme Court to take the decision to paralyze the law that requires the sale or blocking of the service before the deadline, something that does…
Tiktok ready to shut down app in US on Sunday as ban looms
TIKTOK is ready to totally shut down it’s app to Americans on Sunday as the federal ban creeps in. Defiant US social media users have flocked to the Chinese-owned app RedNote in response to the government’s shock move. GettyTikTok is reportedly ready to shutdown it’s app in the US on Sunday[/caption] GettyAmericans have flocked to Chinese-owned app RedNote[/caption] A federal ban on the platform was passed due to national security concerns. The …
TikTok to shut down app in US on SUNDAY as ban looms & fans flock to RedNote
TIKTOK is ready to totally shut down it’s app to Americans on Sunday as the federal ban creeps in. Defiant US social media users have flocked to the Chinese-owned app RedNote in response to the government’s shock move. GettyTikTok is reportedly ready to shutdown it’s app in the US on Sunday[/caption] GettyAmericans have flocked to Chinese-owned app RedNote[/caption] A federal ban on the platform was passed due to national security concerns. The …
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