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The congress website has a tracker eg this link tracks "STOP CCP ACT" introduced on September: https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/6686/text?r=48&s=1 | The congress website has a tracker eg this link tracks "STOP CCP ACT" introduced on September: https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/6686/text?r=48&s=1 | ||
It also has an alert. | It also has an alert. | ||
Senate Intelligence Chairman Mark Warner(who is a democrat) said Congress and states may take further steps soon to limit TikTok because of security concerns if the Biden administration doesn’t quickly come forward with a solution to protect American users of the Chinese-owned social media network (from min 2:20): https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2022-12-15/senator-warner-on-crypto-regulation-tiktok-concerns | |||
Sen. Dick Durbin, Democrat senate majority whip, encourages Americans to remove TikTok from their devices(min 1:01-2:03): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIHgqG5Ja9Y | |||
Bank of America analyst said: | |||
"A TikTok ban is possible but not most likely scenario. A negotiated sale to a US tech or media company could be more likely if a ban was on the horizon, and a sale could accelerate advertiser interest. In a ban scenario, we would view Snap as the biggest sentiment beneficiary, followed by Meta." | |||
Cowen analyst said: | |||
“We continue to believe TikTok will survive in the US. But we think it’s now a very close call, and we maintain our 40% chance of a ban in 2023.” | |||
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/12/07/tiktok-us-deal-faces-delays-amid-security-concerns-report-says.html | |||
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