Deep observation | Hunting TikTok exposes the "underpants" of American hegemony

Zhang Taofu, the surging special commentator, has been hanging a sharp sword on the head of China's well-known Internet enterprises, that is, the US Trump government's blocking of TikTok's US business.
TikTok, as a short video product focused on overseas markets under Byte Beat, has won the favor of international users by using the localization strategy.
Especially in North America and Asia, it has millions of users in the United States alone, and this data is still on the uplink.
However, because of TikTok's Chinese background, that is, political reasons other than market and technology, TikTok has been under pressure in India, the United States and other important markets.
On August 3, Zhang Yiming, the founder of Byte Beat, sent a letter to all the company members in response to TikTok's US business turmoil.
Zhang Yiming's style of writing is like his consistent style: low-key, calm and firm.
He did not play the sad card or the passion card in a high profile, and was not forced to lose his sense and demeanor by American arrogance.
Zhang Yiming's attitude towards the unwarranted accusations against the United States is clear: the Trump government frequently accuses TikTok of collecting American user data, and byte skipping is unacceptable.
Zhang Yiming's reason is that TikTok has always insisted on ensuring user data security, platform neutrality and transparency.
Zhang Yiming said in his letter that he would not give up exploring any possibility.
The dark psychological bytes behind the suppression of TikTok beat unexpectedly.
Their international efforts were conducted in full accordance with the international prevailing rules of the game, strictly abide by the American legal norms, and have been trying to minimize the ideological "water spray" to prevent political problems from detonating the company's security.
In the end, they were tortured and killed by the American administrative forces.
TikTok's privacy policy and potential relationship with the Chinese government have been strictly reviewed by the United States.
Although Byte Beat repeatedly emphasized that it was a private enterprise and was willing to take more technical solutions to eliminate the concerns of the US side, TikTok did not violate any U.S.
law and fully cooperated with the management of the US side, CFIUS (the United States Foreign Investment Commission) still believed that Byte Beat must sell TikTok's US business.
Before TikTok, according to American law, there was no precedent that any software was blocked.
On July 31, Trump said in an interview that he would ban TikTok in the United States.
Secretary of State Pompeo of the United States tied TikTok with Huawei and ZTE, which were identified by the Trump government as threatening the national security of the United States.
This style of the United States is far beyond the expectation of byte jitter, which is even more surprising to Chinese people.
Even American users are unwilling to do so.
As for the crazy behavior of Trump's government, people just need to use common sense to judge.
They all think it is unreasonable.
Why does Trump want to do this act? The reasons behind this cannot be understood: first, Trump's personal calculation;
The second is the gloomy psychology of the United States in the face of the overall suppression of China's rising intentions.
Trump's heart of Sima Zhao is known to all.
There is a background story worth paying attention to.
In late June, Trump's team threatened that more than one million people had applied to participate in Trump's campaign rally in Tulsa, Ohio.
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