Supreme Court hears TikTok's final plea against US ban
TikTok has repeatedly denied any potential influence by the Chinese Communist Party and has said the law violates the First Amendment free speech rights of its users. TikTok is already banned from government devices in many countries, including in the UK. It faces more complete bans in some countries, including India.
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