Why the U.S. and Other Countries Want to Ban or Restrict TikTok

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : "It's the obvious option, but the question is: Is that sufficient?"Last week, the White House endorsed a bipartisan bill that would grant the Commerce Department broad authority to ban or limit TikTok and other apps rooted in foreign countries, though efforts to ban a social media platform used by more than 100 million Americans could be challenged under the First Amendment.
41% : One option, he says, is to give TikTok approval for its "Project Texas" plan, which would subject the app to closer government oversight than any U.S. social media company has ever faced.

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