What’s really at stake in the US moves to target TikTok?

3 years ago by daydrinkingchickadee to c/technology

Analysts say it is less about privacy concerns and more about narrative control.
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VelveteenUnderground 16 points 3 years ago

I swear most posts I see on this sub are less technology and more "what is going on in us politics and might involve a phone or computer somehow" lol

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Masimatutu 4 points 3 years ago
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