No it wouldn't be ironic because all of that is allowed.
In fact, existing tiktok users are welcome to keep the existing app on their phone.
What's being banned is the commerce.
In fact, existing tiktok users are welcome to keep the existing app on their phone.
What's being banned is the commerce.
As a Chinese hated CCP for the internet censorship and decided to be an expat, what's going on these days is changing my world view.
> Under TikTok's plan, people attempting to open the app will see a pop-up message directing them to a website with information about the ban
The irony is that China is usually the one considered "less free" by the US, and in this case Chinese citizen could help US citizen "regain their freedom".
> In fact, existing tiktok users are welcome to keep the existing app on their phone.
My understanding from the article is that ByteDance will redirect US users to a website and prevent them from using the app.