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> "... and that may threaten to impair national security." Is there any framework for independent review whether something is a genuine threat?
by em500 6y ago
> "... and that may threaten to impair national security."
Is there any framework for independent review whether something is a genuine threat?
- helsinkiandrew 6y agoMany believe that this is the mechanism by which the Trump administration is using to remove Chinese influence from TikTok rather than the cause. It’s easier to legally justify than proving the ‘security threat’ of TikTok giving the Chinese government users data.
- cm2187 6y agoI don’t know, but lots of people seem to think that social networks can be used to manipulate elections.
- phantomathkg 6y agoWhen a country say another country/company is a threat. Does it need a framework? It is all politics.
- gruez 6y ago>Is there any framework for independent review whether something is a genuine threat? I'm not sure whether that would help. Both sides are pretty anti-china atm.