TikTok is putting up a strong resistance against the US ban.

According to Gizmodo , the video social media platform TikTok has officially filed a lawsuit against the US government in the Court of Appeals, arguing that the ban imposed by President Joe Biden's administration is unconstitutional.

According to TikTok, the Act to Protect Americans from Adversary Apps violates Article 1 of the Constitution regarding Free Speech. The ban requires TikTok to 'sell itself' to a US company by January 19, 2025, or face permanent closure.

TikTok has filed a lawsuit against the US government over the ban.

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In the lawsuit, TikTok asserts that the request is "commercially, technologically, and legally impossible." The company stated that it has attempted to negotiate with the U.S. government to address national security concerns, but has failed to reach an agreement.

TikTok also rejected the US government's accusations that it is a threat to national security. The company asserted that it always complies with US law and is committed to protecting user data.

TikTok's lawsuit is seen as a strong move to challenge the US government's ban. The court's handling of this case could affect the platform's future in the United States.

The incident also raises important questions about freedom of speech and the role of government in controlling the internet. Many users in the US fear that banning TikTok could open the door for the government to more tightly control people's online activities.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/tiktok-ra-suc-khang-cu-truc-lenh-cam-cua-my-185240508224655784.htm