YahooUS TikTok ban: Supreme Court agrees to review law banning Chinese-owned video app
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
93% : Trump praised the app for helping him reach out to young American voters, saying TikTok had a "warm spot in my heart".61% : "We look forward to making our case to the Supreme Court and we're optimistic that it will enjoin this ban before it can ever take effect," he added.
49% : The court has directed the petitioners to submit a brief by December 27, arguing whether the law, officially known as the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, violates the free speech protections.
42% : Citing national security concerns that Beijing could pressure ByteDance to alter its algorithm and collect personal data in ways that could harm US interests - a claim TikTok has consistently denied - earlier this year Congress passed and Biden signed the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act.
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