> the US move against TikTok is setting a dangerous precedent that may eventually kill the internet as a truly global network Well no. For many years now, the

> the US move against TikTok is setting a dangerous precedent that may eventually kill the internet as a truly global network Well no. For many years now, the internet is no longer a truly global network, considering at least how China has been treating foreign-owned properties (Great Firewall). If you wanted to make a point in favor of a global internet, I guess you could suggest that the US should take the high road and reap the benefits of openness and competition, rather than get down to mudslinging Chinese foreign investors. Not that we should preserve something that in reality has been gone for over a decade now.