Will TikTok Survive?
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But there are a lot of lingering questions about how the ban would work in practice because there’s no precedent for the US government blocking a major social media platform. And how exactly the government would enforce it remains unclear.
Sloppy ass reporting. There is no ban.
But implementation is trivial, probably 10s each by an administrator at Apple and another at Google. And a half a minute each at major internet providers.
Enforcement won't be a problem because there are very few players that need to act and the financial incentives are tremendous.
Our only concern is if we end up with a president sympathetic to the CCP controlling the main news source of young Americans. But that could never happen. Right? Right??
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What is TikTok? If it's what I think it is, it will never beat out MySpace.
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A summary of what TikTok does. Worth the read.
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Only non-witches get due process.
- Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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@jon-nyc said in Will Tik-Tok Survive?:
She should face a court martial.
Yup.
Remember Kristian Saucier?
https://maritime-executive.com/article/us-sailor-sentenced-over-submarine-photos
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@jon-nyc said in Will Tik-Tok Survive?:
@George-K said in Will Tik-Tok Survive?:
She should face a court martial.
Damn straight.
The Brad
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https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100080795103947
She claims that people were pretending to be her - over a year ago.
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One of the challenges of tik tok and some other social media is that accounts of popular users are frequently duplicated by others. There is a financial incentive to do so. I know of a number of people who have found others setting up such spoofed fake accounts. It is one of the downsides of tik tok. On Facebook, one is seeing a lot more fake news - reports of celebrity deaths or alleged judicial rulings that make one group or another happy. It is the wild west out there.
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Honest question, 2/3rds of the problem seems to be with the app. The weird permissions and all of the background data the app is gathering. So why not ban the app, but allow the website? The website should have a lot less access to private information, no?
