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''See also [[Conservative defense of TikTok]]''.

''See also [[Conservative defense of TikTok]]''.

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'''TikTok''' is a [[China]]-owned short-form video app (software for mobile devices) which has become the most visited site in the [[United States]], dethroning Google in 2021.  '''''TikTok is a competitor of [[liberal]] [[Facebook]], and in spring 2024 [[Congress]] passed a law to ban TikTok on Jan. 19 unless its ownership is transferred from [[China]]'''''. The [[D.C. Circuit]] upheld this law in early December 2024.

'''TikTok''' is a [[China]]-owned short-form video app (software for mobile devices) which has become the most visited site in the [[United States]], dethroning Google in 2021.  '''''TikTok is a competitor of [[liberal]] [[Facebook]], and in spring 2024 [[Congress]] passed a law to ban TikTok on Jan. 19, 2025 (the day before [[Inauguration]]) unless its ownership is transferred from [[China]]'''''. The [[D.C. Circuit]] upheld this law in early December 2024.

As an unfiltered [[grassroots]] platform, overall TikTok appears to be [[conservative populist]] in ideology.  [[Political correctness]] has been unable to take control of the platform, and accounts such as the "Libs of TikTok" have been able to influence many by exposing shocking examples of the [[homosexual agenda]]. the [[transgender agenda]], and [[illegal immigration]].

As an unfiltered [[grassroots]] platform, overall TikTok appears to be [[conservative populist]] in ideology.  [[Political correctness]] has been unable to take control of the platform, and accounts such as the "Libs of TikTok" have been able to influence many by exposing shocking examples of the [[homosexual agenda]]. the [[transgender agenda]], and [[illegal immigration]].