The solution would be to pass a law akin to the GDPR then. There is no need to go through executive action.
The U.S. is not supposed to be authoritarian like China is.
The U.S. is not supposed to be authoritarian like China is.
GDPR is simply EU tech protectionism, nothing more. All it gave consumers was infuriating cookie nag screens.
GDPR utterly failed to prevent data brokers from operating with impunity in Germany and other EU nations. Your cell phone location data is still openly sold when you live in the EU. It's useless.
It has already been established that social media has problems with national security when the company is owned by US. It is likely to be more problematic if it is owned by a country that continues to undermine us with espionage and Cold War tactics.
I think protecting our national security is not authoritarianism.