I think it's less about chinese, and more about foreign power. if russia made tiktok, I think you'd see a similar response. given what we know about how peopl

I think it's less about chinese, and more about foreign power. if russia made tiktok, I think you'd see a similar response. given what we know about how people's attention works on these apps, and how impressionable people turn out being, I can understand how putting that power in the hands of another state could be problematic. That being said, it's also problematic for US-owned entities. They just get a by because capitalism, and because we're still figuring out what social media guard rails would even look like. Foreign ownership/control could be an obvious one.