A TikTok ban would deal a blow to creators, businesses and the American economy
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Re: A TikTok ban would deal a blow to creators, businesses and the American economy
#2Re: A TikTok ban would deal a blow to creators, businesses and the American economy
#3Staying away from the politics, anybody who has a business model completely dependent upon a single service’s algorithm should question what kind of business they have.
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#4Re: A TikTok ban would deal a blow to creators, businesses and the American economy
#5Lol, they realize it's a sell-or-ban bill, right? Kind of a moot point when you realize that TikTok as we know it will continue, just without a connection to the CCP. Even if they do ban TikTok the company, the engineers/ML scientists who developed the recommender system powering TikTok still exist, so worst comes to worst someone makes a new company, hires the engineers, and off to the races
[0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.homyt.thex
Re: A TikTok ban would deal a blow to creators, businesses and the American economy
#6Also illegal drug sales may taper off for a while but they'll find snap to be quite cozy again.
Re: A TikTok ban would deal a blow to creators, businesses and the American economy
#7Re: A TikTok ban would deal a blow to creators, businesses and the American economy
#8Lol, they realize it's a sell-or-ban bill, right? Kind of a moot point when you realize that TikTok as we know it will continue, just without a connection to the CCP. Even if they do ban TikTok the company, the engineers/ML scientists who developed the recommender system powering TikTok still exist, so worst comes to worst someone makes a new company, hires the engineers, and off to the races
It has already been cloned! It is called "Redz" [0]. If imitation is the purest form of flattery, Redz is pure flattery. Look at the UI images. [0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.homyt.thex
Re: A TikTok ban would deal a blow to creators, businesses and the American economy
#9Staying away from the politics, anybody who has a business model completely dependent upon a single service’s algorithm should question what kind of business they have.