The outcry follows rising concerns from lawmakers and the Biden administration over whether TikTok provides sensitive data about American users to Chinese authorities. In hundreds of videos, they have argued that the app should not be banned in the United States over national security concerns, questioned why American social media apps aren't facing similar scrutiny and expressed concerns that their First Amendment rights are under attack. Other TikTok users shared video montages of the app's chief executive, Shou Chew, to the tune of pop songs and applied the "fancam" treatment typically reserved for celebrities.Īcross TikTok, users have in recent days leaped to the defense of the popular video app, which is owned by the Chinese company ByteDance.
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