They won't. They cannot. Or else their life folds faster than a pre-built tent.I sometimes wonder when some of the people here will connect the dots and realize that Resetera is also a social media site lol
They won't. They cannot. Or else their life folds faster than a pre-built tent.I sometimes wonder when some of the people here will connect the dots and realize that Resetera is also a social media site lol
I sometimes wonder when some of the people here will connect the dots and realize that Resetera is also a social media site lol
Hey, at least on Resetera nobody has to see all the dancing I'm doing as I post.
WeChat is way more than a messaging client, but I agree with your general take that TikTok is the first Asian app (if you can even call them that) that got serious penetration to the American market.They are not big outside of their region. And they are more like messaging clients.
TikTok is global like MySpace/Facebook/Instagram/Snapchat are/were.
If targeting an app that aggravated Trump were the issue, you'd likely see something else banned long before TikTok.Suggesting it's a possible threat and recommending people don't use it and banning it all together are two entirely different things and should be seen as such. Also, I never said this was solely about this administrations usual xenophobic attitudes. I said this was a blatant attempt to erode free speech targetting an app that has already been used in a way that aggrivated Trump on a personal level. If you're going to go that far to prevent any American from using the app, you better have proof that it's warranted
If targeting an app that aggravated Trump were the issue, you'd likely see something else banned long before TikTok.
This is drawing from the same national security motivations that led the administration to take action against Huawei and ZTE in 2018. You have to admit that there is a security precedent here and not just "TikTok memes make the orange boomer angry."
Have you considered that this line of reasoning is why he's targeting Tiktok first and not anything else? Because it gives him an excuse while allowing him to set a precedent?If targeting an app that aggravated Trump were the issue, you'd likely see something else banned long before TikTok.
This is drawing from the same national security motivations that led the administration to take action against Huawei and ZTE in 2018. You have to admit that there is a security precedent here and not just "TikTok memes make the orange boomer angry."
Yep. If spyware is the concern then the laws should apply to all apps equally. Singling one app out specifically like this is incredibly dangerous and I don't see how people here don't understand thatIf you want to end spyware, write some legislation so that apps are put to a test, like car emissions standards. If they fail, or cheat, like VW did, you make Google/Apple pull the apps, and make the ISPs blackhole the servers and fine them until they come into compliance.
Regulation will protect consumers and make companies compete on a more leveled playing field.
We want standards so that everyone walks up to the same line, and they pass or they fail, and if you're spyware for a foreign government, you fail. What we don't want is the POTUS declaring you spyware.
We all know that basically every platform/app/social media is selling our info, Trump doesn't seem to care.
Leave the kids alone.
If you want to end spyware, write some legislation so that apps are put to a test, like car emissions standards. If they fail, or cheat, like VW did, you make Google/Apple pull the apps, and make the ISPs blackhole the servers and fine them until they come into compliance.
Regulation will protect consumers and make companies compete on a more leveled playing field.
We want standards so that everyone walks up to the same line, and they pass or they fail, and if you're spyware for a foreign government, you fail. What we don't want is the POTUS declaring you spyware.
If said United States company was as entwined with the ruling political class as Chinese companies frequently are and are blatantly creating their apps with massive security issues, I could see the justification for it.Would you advocate for the rest of the world to ban social media from America especially when Snowden episode happened?
Social Media shaped the narratives ( truth or fabricated ) of the world after all.
If you want to end spyware, write some legislation so that apps are put to a test, like car emissions standards. If they fail, or cheat, like VW did, you make Google/Apple pull the apps, and make the ISPs blackhole the servers and fine them until they come into compliance.
I'm so out of the loop, what is the reason for the ban? Simply because it's from China?
I don't know how this would even be feasible with apps that constantly talk to the internet and update. It's not as easy to update a car (although it's getting there).
Tiktok is amazing. Y'all are only seeing straight tiktok and that's why you think it sucks
Externally managed data centers. Data localization. GDPR touches a lot of this. We can (well... could) work deals to inspect nuclear facilities, I don't see why we can't figure out something regarding data centers.I don't know how this would even be feasible with apps that constantly talk to the internet and update. It's not as easy to update a car (although it's getting there).
Yeah...???Nobody is forcing you to pay any attention to apps if you don't want to
TikTok users are trying to troll Trump's campaign by reserving tickets for Tulsa rally they'll never use
Only a matter of time until Trump goes after TikTok... https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/16/politics/tiktok-trump-tulsa-rally-trnd/index.htmlwww.resetera.comTrump Rally Turnout Was Just Under 6,200–A Fraction Of The Venue’s 19,200 Capacity (UP: His campaign says 12,000)
So close to a million. https://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewsolender/2020/06/21/turnout-at-trumps-tulsa-rally-was-just-under-6200a-fraction-of-the-venues-19200-capacity/#71443aa41fed Bonus:www.resetera.com
And yes, Trump is absolutely that petty.
If said United States company was as entwined with the ruling political class as Chinese companies frequently are and are blatantly creating their apps with massive security issues, I could see the justification for it.
That tech companies who dominate the industry in America, like Apple, have fought the US government on encryption and access (such as the San Bernadino case), I have slightly - not much, mind you - more faith of independence on the part of American companies than Chinese companies in this comparison.
Didn't India ban Tiktok earliar this month due to concerns of spyware? Mostly just to get back at China bit that's what they said.
So what reason it is, people making fun of him on it, or is he yelling about data privacy while ignoring google, facebook, twitter, etc?
The American tech industry works with the US government on a bunch of sketchy things (the NSA hasn't developed all of its tech from scratch) and they also lobby the government to do a bunch of things on their behalf, but no one ever talk about American companies like they're "entwined with the ruling political class".If said United States company was as entwined with the ruling political class as Chinese companies frequently are and are blatantly creating their apps with massive security issues, I could see the justification for it.
Sad world that Boomers have been picking on Millenials for so long that Millenials have become just as bad as them for attacking Zoomers.
It's literally spyware...
But then again, Google and Apple should be able to host what they want.
Sad world that Boomers have been picking on Millenials for so long that Millenials have become just as bad as them for attacking Zoomers.
I say TikTok leans more left than any other social media app, so they're good in my eyes and hopefully it will get more people to vote in November.
WeChat is way more than a messaging client, but I agree with your general take that TikTok is the first Asian app (if you can even call them that) that got serious penetration to the American market.
And like I donno, I don't think it's conspiratorial to say that silicon valley and their lobbying firms are not super exited about this development.
American companies don't like competition. Republican banned Toshiba from the US market in the 80s because Reagan blame them of making stealth subs for the USSR. Like, you couldn't buy a Toshiba deck tape in America for years because some right wing idiots god scared from The Hunt for Red October.
And what a great victory for freedom it was.Didn't India ban Tiktok earliar this month due to concerns of spyware? Mostly just to get back at China bit that's what they said.
There is a lot of spyware out there.
Is it just me or do a lot of people on Twitter just hate TikTok? I thought I'd be seeing more closer comment to like ratios but a lot of people want this?
Do they know Facebook spies on your ass as well?