Tulsa business owners fear losing income with TikTok ban

The clock is ticking for popular social media app ‘TikTok’s’ parent company to sell the platform.
This is after President Joe Biden signed a first-of-its-kind law that would ban the app if its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, doesn’t sell within 12 months.
Millions of Americans who are stuck scrolling can easily swipe to another app, but for those like Tulsan William Gomez, who use the platform to draw in new clients, it could mean losing out on income.
2 News' Stef Manchen reports.
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[@angelagreen778]

If you look at the legislature, it says the Secretary of Commerce can ban who ever they deem against agenda. This is not about TIK TOK. (do your research)

[@imanners1]

These are not "your" platforms, they are not "your" pages. In the same way, I'm a truck driver making money and shipping love on the highway, but the roads are not mine. All social media should be banned. And F your business.