West Hawaii Today Article RatingTikTok faces US Ban after losing bid to overturn new law - West Hawaii Today
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35% ReliableFair
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10% Center
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
72% : If Trump blessed them, he could allow the app to continue operating in the United States.47% : There is a chance that Trump changes his mind about the app if he is briefed on that same information once in office, said Sarah Kreps, a professor at the Tech Policy Institute at Cornell University.
36% : "It is not clear how Trump could save the app, based on the law's timeline and language.
33% : "Is it going to be Trump the dealmaker or Trump the China hawk?" she said.
31% : Some experts have speculated that Trump could ask his new attorney general to refrain from enforcing it.
31% : Overall, she said that it remained to be seen which version of Trump would take up the TikTok question.
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