• AmbiguousProps
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    42 months ago

    You’re missing my point. The adversaries have many more avenues than just TikTok (like breaching the domestic companies that collect the data). The law is too specific and therefore does not actually protect us in any real way, at least not on a personal level.

    • Melllvar
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      02 months ago

      It’s not too specific, it’s narrowly tailored. Which is one of the things it needs to be in order to survive a 1st amendment challenge.

      • AmbiguousProps
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        2 months ago

        Does it stop my data from getting to the CCP? Nope, so I would say it’s too specific. The problem is not TikTok exclusively, the problem is that the data is collected and sold in the first place. This doesn’t stop that.

        Also, it leaves a bad taste when you say it was crafted to narrowly skirt the 1st amendment. That’s not a good thing, so I’m not sure why you’re trying to imply that it is.

        • @Psychodelic@lemmy.world
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          22 months ago

          It’s like people legit don’t want to understand your point.

          It’s kinda insane seeing people/the Overton window turn progressively more and more authoritarian

        • Melllvar
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          12 months ago

          No, but it does prohibit companies in those four sanctioned countries from operating social media apps in the US. The fact that it’s not a perfect protection is no good reason not to do it. The fact that it was written with an eye towards the first amendment is not a valid criticism.