Digital Diplomacy Under Scrutiny: Chinese Embassy Lobbies Against TikTok Sale Amid Cybersecurity Standoff - The Jewish Voice

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : These concerns are exacerbated by China's own policies regarding foreign technology platforms; notable American companies such as Google, Facebook, and YouTube are banned from operating in mainland China, which raises questions about reciprocity and fair play in international trade and technology exchange.
55% : In response to the legislative pressures, TikTok has launched an aggressive campaign to sway public and political opinion in its favor.
44% : This strategic engagement comes at a time when concerns over digital sovereignty and national security are at a peak, highlighting the complex web of diplomacy, international trade, and national security.
38% : Last month, the House of Representatives passed the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act with a substantial majority vote of 352-65, as was noted in the Post report, The bill enjoys bipartisan support and has also received backing from President Joe Biden, indicating a strong consensus on the need to regulate foreign-controlled applications that might pose a risk to national security. .

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