TikTok challenges Biden administration's divestiture bill: affecting 7 million companies, 170 million people

News from this site on April 25. After passing the U.S. Senate vote with 79 votes in favor and 18 votes against, U.S. President Biden recently signed a TikTok-related bill, making it clear that if TikTok wants to continue operating in the United States, Byte TikTok needs to sell TikTok within the next nine months.

TikTok released a statement through its official account and said it would challenge the ban in court.

This site translates TikTok’s official statement as follows:

Our statement on the promulgation of the TikTok ban:

This TikTok ban is serious, and we will Challenge the ban in court. We firmly believe that the facts and the law will be on our side, and we will win the final victory.

In fact, we have invested billions of dollars to ensure the security of U.S. operational data and to ensure that our platform is as safe as possible from outside influence and manipulation.

The ban will destroy 7 million businesses and silence 170 million Americans. As we continue to challenge this ban, we will continue to invest and innovate to ensure that TikTok remains a safe space to share experiences, find joy, and thrive.

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