backfire. it follows a vote in the us house of representatives which passed a bill that would require the tiktok owner bytedance to sell its stake in the social media platform. during the debate, lawmakers repeatedly said that tiktok has links to the chinese communist party something denied by both tiktok and bytedance. the chief executive of tiktok posted this on the social media platform a short time ago. us lawmakers were debating whether the pastor bill, they had repeatedly said that tiktok has links to the chinese communist party, something denied by both tiktok and bytedance. denied by both tiktok and bytedance- denied by both tiktok and bytedance. denied by both tiktok and b edance. ., , ., bytedance. our intention is for tiktok to continue bytedance. our intention is for tiktok to continue to bytedance. our intention is for tiktok to continue to operate l tiktok to continue to operate but not under the control of the chinese communist party. i the chinese commu
with the chinese government. tiktok has told lawmakers that it has taken steps to ensure the data of american users isn t compromised by employees in china. nevertheless, the legislation should head to the senate next. its fate there is uncertain. following the house vote, tiktok urged its 150 million users in the us to lobby against the bill by calling on them to contact their members of congress. tiktok influencers also protested against the bill outside the white house. here s what they told our correspodnent. i am aware that i m giving my data, right. i m aware. i m ok with it. let me make that decision, you don t need to make that for me. you know, that s where i stand. to be quite honest, everything on the internet is a security risk and so, this may be have a parent company that is foreign, but we have just as many security risks with domestic companies as well, and so i would love to see our lawmakers spend this much time and energy to pass more data protection over
than 170 million users in the us. the measure is the latest in a series of moves in washington to respond to us national security concerns about china, from connected vehicles to advanced artificial intelligence chips to cranes at us ports. let s get the latest on this our north america business correspondent erin delmore has been folllwing the vote from new york. just how significant is this? because it is the first stage, isn t it? , ., ., , it? there is more to come. exactly, ben. it it? there is more to come. exactly, ben- it sets it? there is more to come. exactly, ben. it sets the it? there is more to come. exactly, ben. it sets the table it? there is more to come. exactly, ben. it sets the table for it? there is more to come. exactly, ben. it sets the table for what - ben. it sets the table for what could be further action and to be very specific, the action says that the company, the chinese company that owns tiktok would have to either divest, that mean cell,
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