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TikTok Users Delete Accounts Following US Ownership Change
Privacy policy concerns and platform uncertainty drive 150% surge in app uninstalls
Privacy policy concerns and platform uncertainty drive 150% surge in app uninstalls
Meta platforms claim four of top five spots while Chinese apps Douyin and WeChat secure billion-plus user bases
The question isn't whether 996 is humane—it's whether US tech workers are willing to make similar sacrifices.
TikTok is taking decisive steps to comply with U.S. government demands, unveiling plans to launch a new app version for American users
The Chinese government, however, has resisted these efforts, particularly after U.S. trade policies escalated tensions with sweeping tariffs on Chinese imports.
The H20 chip, critical for companies like Tencent and Alibaba, is under scrutiny due to concerns over its potential use in Chinese supercomputers.
A ban could impact 170 million American users, including influencers, businesses, and creators who rely on the platform for income and engagement.
Previous efforts to ban or force TikTok's separation from ByteDance have sparked legal battles and geopolitical tensions.