Michael F. Bennet, a Colorado Democrat Senator, called out Apple and Google to ban TikTok from their app stores.
, lawmakers and regulators increasingly criticize TikTok as they wait for the Biden administration to respond to the company’s plan detailing how it will prevent the Chinese government from accessing US users’ data.
Several states, including some led by Democrat governments, have banned TikTok in some way over the past two months. College campuses also adopted the same precautions over the Chinese app. A bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress in December, and it could ban the app for everyone in the United States.
To FCC commissioner Brendan Carr, “the question is no longer whether TikTok’s ongoing operations [in the US] will come to an end, but when.”
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