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Rolls eyes. You can use a VPN to still use the app, if you don't believe me, then that's on you. I could care less, since you don't even want to use the app and just need to protect your kings idea of blocking things and ignoring the real problems.
I get what you mean now, but you seem to assume all VPNs are American based companies too. It would be more logical to be at the ISP (Internet Service Provider) level if they really wanted to enforce it.
Ideally, Tiktok will still be able for the US citizens, specially if they already have the app installed and don't need to change country stores.
The US Government or ISP can see you using a VPN, but seriously you think they will enforce it that hard on a bunch of teens just looking for their social platform they are already pretty much hooked upon using on a daily basis?
You are either going have to deal with millions bypassing the ban, because they can and will. Or offer a better replacement. If you don't believe that, then clearly you haven't been a teenager before in your life.
----------- i'm not very well at explaining psychology in public , but yeah take my half example or not , here my last reply , only through violence can fix the problem , if you cannot see the problem your opinions doesn't matter.
Telegram isn't "new". Been around for years.
Do not empower communists.
If you really want to know...
From the security and privacy side of things.
The evidence against WeChat is seriously lacking. The evidence against TikTok had some things I even looked into, such as monitoring of the clipboard content, however it was not uploading or using that content, but rather an anti-spamming feature check they later removed when complained about. It was checking for copy/paste of repeating spam, which appears fishy from a privacy/security point of view, but after checking and monitor data packets it's not of concern specially now they don't even do it anymore. I've monitored the app in a honeypot server and seen the data packets sent/received, it's not that hard to figure out what it's actually doing.
The privacy and security of both of those apps are at much less risk than those of Facebook, Apple, Google, Microsoft and even the Oracle Corp.
It's like suggesting Kaspersky Internet Security, since it was from Russia, affected US security. Which was a lie before in the past as well. Again that was something I looked into. Yet I would trust that product, more than some American based ones.
You see this isn't really about your privacy. As for security concerns, I've already deal with Kaspersky and TikTok, yet I don't see any problems with using those apps. Those are just the apps picked out of a bunch as pawns. Blocking those apps would never stop a real hacker or personal data collection anyways. It's more lose than gain.
This is merely a copy of what China is already doing with the great wall of China and the great firewall. Trump is recreating it for America. It's a love/hate relationship. Becoming what they focus upon, yet you are brainwashed into hating the completely same thing from the other side.
It was only a matter of time before it would happen.
There is still the question of selling the Tiktok side in America to another group in the USA so it can probably be rebranded and put on the market as a trophy.
Kaspersky detected the NSA (US Government Spying) trojan virus created to infect certain hard drives and spy upon them. It managed to get NSA code uploaded to it's cloud service as it was being detected as spyware.
That caused the US Government to assume the company was stealing their data and caused them to boycott it, shift blame and slander it to the ground.
I'm very aware of what actually happens vs what the media tells you.
This is the closest information: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/11/kaspersky-yes-we-obtained-nsa-secrets-no-we-didnt-help-steal-them/
Told you it was just the start of censorship. Tencent owns a 40% stake in Epic Games, so he wants to use that as an excuse for it being Chinese spyware and not safe for Americans to use.
Talk about hidden agenda, but that goes into politics we can't talk about here and I don't wish to either...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-MMZX27nUo
ps: In other news, Samsung appears to be actual spyware, with the Samsung Magician 6.2.0 app snooping IP Address and scanning SSD content so much it's causing it to crash out via a block of the Microsoft Windows 10 security layer. Go read some other privacy agreements and then you might question using many others in comparison.
TikTok still has a chance to save itself in the US by selling to Oracle, (and it is obvious that Trump is ONLY going to allow TikTok to sell to his good friend, supporter and Oracle CEO, Larry Ellison.)
However, WeChat is GONE for good. WeChat is effectively DEAD in the US. Some Chinese in the US filed an injunction appeal to block the Trump ban, (likely people who had paid into the WeChat online payment system,) but the federal district court has refused to consider the case. WeChat ain't coming back.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkuV0A4t2T4