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Supreme Court Signals Possibility of TikTok Ban Over National Security Concerns

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Supreme Court Signals Possibility of TikTok Ban Over National Security Concerns

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  • The U.S. Supreme Court indicated a tendency to rule against TikTok, which faces a potential ban unless sold to a non-Chinese entity.
  • Justices deliberated on TikTok's claim that a federal law requiring its sale infringes upon the First Amendment rights, while the government cited national security risks.
  • The bipartisan-backed law, enacted by President Biden, aims to manage concerns regarding TikTok's data collection from 170 million American users.
  • TikTok warned that a U.S. ban could financially impact over 7 million Americans relying on the app, risking up to $1.3 billion in monthly revenue.
  • Former President Donald Trump has recently expressed support for TikTok, opposing the ban he previously advocated for during his term.

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