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The TikTok debate heats up as U.S. users begin shifting to the Chinese social media app RedNote amidst looming bans. But what's driving this controversy?
With whispers of a TikTok ban becoming louder, many are left wondering: How did TikTok become such a hot issue? Experts weigh in, suggesting that the U.S. government's move to label TikTok as a national security threat might be more about underlying fears than the app itself.
In an exclusive interview with CGTN host Tian Wei, specialists argue that America's concerns stem from a broader anxiety over technological advancements in other nations. They believe that elevating TikTok to this status is an overreaction, pointing to the rapid progress in global tech as a key factor behind U.S. apprehensions.
As the situation unfolds, the fate of TikTok remains uncertain, leaving users and industry watchers eagerly anticipating the next developments. Will RedNote become the new go-to platform, or will TikTok find a way to navigate these challenges? Only time will tell.
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The TikTok debate heats up as U.S. users begin shifting to the Chinese social media app RedNote amidst looming bans. But what's driving this controversy?
Experts weigh in, suggesting that the U.S. government's move to label TikTok as a national security threat might be more about underlying fears than the app itself.
They believe that elevating TikTok to this status is an overreaction, pointing to the rapid progress in global tech as a key factor behind U.S. apprehensions.
