BREAKING: Trump Plans To Ban TikTok From US Imminently
In breaking news on Friday night, a report claims President Trump and his economic advisory team plan to imminently ban TikTok — a popular video platform, similar to Instagram or YouTube in many respects — from operating in the United States.
Trump is about to ban popular video sharing app TikTok in the United States, according to media reports.
This is disappointing news to FULCRUM, as we were just in the middle of setting up our TikTok ads account the other day to reach their massive user base. Trump’s rash decision is sure to be used by his critics and labeled an authoritarian, out of touch move. Also, the truther in me can’t help but wonder if TikTok is getting the boot because it has become the leading viral video spot for new information on Jeffrey Epstein’s Island visitors, and has been blamed by The New York Times for leading to a resurgence of Pizzagate.
Platforms like YouTube and Facebook are far more restrictive, and seem to crack down on truthful discussions of Jeffrey Epstein’s child abuse Island, who went there, and Pizzagate in a way that TikTok wasn’t doing.
The decision is reportedly due to TikTok having a Chinese investor, but this doesn’t make a lot of sense at first glance to us, as many apps in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store that are available to US users, are apps with Chinese and other foreign investors. The Internet is inherently global, so if all apps with foreign investment are to be pulled from the App Store, American Internet users would find ourselves in fairly dark times all of the sudden.
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