TikTok’s last stand: Supreme Court weighs ban as deadline looms
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“I’m still struggling with your insistence that this is content neutral,” Jackson says.
That’s because the US’s point of view seems to be that the content may be different if TikTok weren’t owned by a Chinese company, she says. Prelogar says the law itself doesn’t dictate that TikTok produce a different mix of content after divestiture, it’s just about the potential for covert manipulation.
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