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Bunge la Marekani limepitisha Muswada wa Sheria itakayoruhusu kufungiwa kwa TikTok, mtandao wenye Watumiaji Wamarekani takriban Milioni 170, kama haitatengana umiliki wake na kampuni ya ByteDance yenye asili ya China.
Wakitoa maoni ya kupitisha Muswada huo, Wabunge wamesema TikTok inahatarisha Usalama wa Nchi kwasababu China inaweza kuitumia ByteDance kuingilia Uchaguzi Mkuu wa Marekani na Taarifa Binafsi za Watumiaji.
Utekelezaji wa hatua hiyo utasubiri Kura za Bunge la Seneti ambalo kama litapitisha maamuzi hayo, TikTok itakuwa na miezi 5 tu kujitenga na ByteDance, vinginevyo itaondolewa rasmi kwenye soko la Marekani.
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The House passed legislation that could ban TikTok in the US unless the app parts ways with its Chinese parent company, ByteDance. It's a major challenge to one of the world’s most popular social media platforms, used by 170 million Americans.
Lawmakers supportive of the bill have argued TikTok poses a national security threat because the Chinese government could use its intelligence laws against ByteDance, forcing it to hand over the data of US app users. It’s not yet clear what the fate of the measure will be in the Senate.
If enacted, the bill would give TikTok about five months to separate from ByteDance, or app stores in the US would be banned from hosting it on their platforms.
In a statement, TikTok blasted the House vote and urged the Senate to "consider the facts." China’s foreign ministry responded angrily ahead of the vote, calling it an "act of bullying."
Wakitoa maoni ya kupitisha Muswada huo, Wabunge wamesema TikTok inahatarisha Usalama wa Nchi kwasababu China inaweza kuitumia ByteDance kuingilia Uchaguzi Mkuu wa Marekani na Taarifa Binafsi za Watumiaji.
Utekelezaji wa hatua hiyo utasubiri Kura za Bunge la Seneti ambalo kama litapitisha maamuzi hayo, TikTok itakuwa na miezi 5 tu kujitenga na ByteDance, vinginevyo itaondolewa rasmi kwenye soko la Marekani.
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The House passed legislation that could ban TikTok in the US unless the app parts ways with its Chinese parent company, ByteDance. It's a major challenge to one of the world’s most popular social media platforms, used by 170 million Americans.
Lawmakers supportive of the bill have argued TikTok poses a national security threat because the Chinese government could use its intelligence laws against ByteDance, forcing it to hand over the data of US app users. It’s not yet clear what the fate of the measure will be in the Senate.
If enacted, the bill would give TikTok about five months to separate from ByteDance, or app stores in the US would be banned from hosting it on their platforms.
In a statement, TikTok blasted the House vote and urged the Senate to "consider the facts." China’s foreign ministry responded angrily ahead of the vote, calling it an "act of bullying."