I loved how when TicTok was almost banned in the US the CCP actually came and defended it, then acted like they didn’t own it. Guess how many US representatives went to China when they banned everything Google, FB, and 1,000+ other apps? None, because they actually don’t own it or give a shit.

Would be curious to see how office productivity, community involvement and social interaction trended in the same period, assuming the local services operated normally.

Isn’t TikTok banned in Taiwan? At least the last time we visited it was.