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  Pakistan Bans TikTok, Citing Morals. Others Cite Politics.

  

  nytimes.com

  Conservatives have raised questions about public decency on the Chinese-owned service, but opposition groups see an efforts to stop criticism of the country’s leadership.

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  Pakistan Rescinds TikTok Ban

  

  nytimes.com

  A decision outlawing the social media app was overturned after 10 days with assurances from the...

  A decision outlawing the social media app was overturned after 10 days with assurances from the Chinese owners that content would be moderated according to local laws.

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  Don’t Ban TikTok. Make an Example of It.

  

  nytimes.com

  There is plenty the U.S. government could do to ensure that TikTok acts responsibly without getting...

  There is plenty the U.S. government could do to ensure that TikTok acts responsibly without getting rid of it altogether.

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  Amazon email on TikTok highlights app's security concerns and U.S.-China tech standoff

  

  latimes.com

  TikTok, owned by Chinese company ByteDance, is under pressure from lawmakers, who see a potential national...

  TikTok, owned by Chinese company ByteDance, is under pressure from lawmakers, who see a potential national security threat.

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