TikTok起诉美国特朗普封禁助拜登

TikTok, the popular short video app, has officially filed a lawsuit against the United States government, seeking to overturn the ban imposed on it. The lawsuit comes after President Trump recently signed executive orders targeting TikTok and WeChat, citing national security concerns. TikTok argues that the ban is politically motivated and lacks legal basis. The company claims that it has made significant efforts to address the U.S. government's concerns, including implementing strict data privacy policies and hiring U.S.-based employees. However, the Trump administration has not provided any concrete evidence to support its claims. Critics have suggested that the ban on TikTok is an attempt to help President Trump's re-election campaign by hurting a platform that is popular among young people, who tend to lean Democratic. Some have also pointed out that the ban could benefit Facebook, a major ally of the Trump campaign, which recently launched a TikTok competitor called Reels. Despite the lawsuit, the future of TikTok in the U.S. remains uncertain. The company is also reportedly in talks with potential buyers, including Microsoft and Oracle, to sell its U.S. operations. However, the Chinese government has recently tightened its regulations on technology exports, which could complicate any potential deal. In a show of support for the ban, President Trump has stated that the move is necessary to protect American interests. However, many experts believe that the ban could set a dangerous precedent and undermine the principles of free speech and open markets. In conclusion, TikTok's lawsuit against the U.S. government is a significant development in the ongoing battle over the app's future in the country. While the outcome of the lawsuit remains to be seen, it highlights the complex relationship between politics, technology, and national security in the digital age.

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6月21日消息，TikTok宣布就违宪禁令提交开庭辩护状，寻求推翻“不卖就禁”法案。

TikTok在这份当地时间6月20日提交的法庭文件中表示，美国政府本可以采取限制性较小的替代措施，以解决国家安全问题。

TikTok称，公司此前与美国政府谈判达成了一份国家安全协议（National Security Agreement），以提供“多层次的保障和执行机制”，但美国国会在今年早些时候颁布TikTok禁令时无视了这一基础工作。

今年4月份，美国总统拜登签署了一份法案，要求字节跳动在6个月期限内剥离TikTok，将其出售给美国公司，否则该应用将在美国面临封禁。

不过特朗普（早已在TikTok注册自己的号）公开指责拜登封禁TikTok是为了帮助其在Facebook的盟友变得更加富有，更加有影响力，从而继续开展与共和党的斗争。

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