The order would force the social network to cut all ties with its Chinese parent company by January 2025, recognizing that this relationship poses a threat to national security.
A US federal appeals court has upheld the original order forcing content platform TikTok to cut all ties with Chinese parent company ByteDance by January 2025, recognizing that this relationship poses a security risk, “whose data could be obtained without consent.” the Asian power.”
The three judges of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals ignored TikTok’s request to appeal by emphasizing that the original injunction against the platform “stands constitutional scrutiny.”
Should TikTok decide to appeal to the Supreme Court, the country’s highest court must rule before the order takes effect on January 19. If you decide to hear the case, the order will be stayed until a final decision is made.
Source: EITB
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