All of the freedom loving countries have now banned TikTok. This means USA, Afghanistan, China, Iran, Nepal, Somalia, and Jordan have all banned Tiktok as an alleged surveillance tool.
It might be worth reflection what each of these countries are doing better from a surveillance context in regulating their internal companies, as a demonstration of excellence, and where TikTok clearly crosses a line.
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