More than 50 apps have "made mistakes". Why did the United States block TikTok?

Those who follow international news should all know that India blocked 59 Chinese apps, including Tiao Yin, a few days ago.
A few days later, US Secretary of State Pompeo also said that he "considered banning TikTok (overseas version of TikTok) in the US".
Although this was just a proposal, the next day US President Trump said that it was true, but he had not yet decided how to implement it.
No, it's not over yet, is it? Why is TikTok banned in America? Because after the recent update of the privacy function in the iOS 14 system, TikTok was found to call the user's clipboard data in the background.
Some "experts" in the United States thought that TikTok would obtain user information and transmit it back to China, which would threaten the national security of the United States...
This statement is actually quite unreasonable, because it is found that more than 50 apps, including LinkedIn, the New York Times and even PUBG Mobile, call user clipboard data at the same time.
However, these other APPs have not been mentioned by Peng Peiao or even "experts" from all walks of life.
As for the statement of "sending these information back to China", it is only aimed at TikTok.
What's the hatred? In fact, it is not the first time that the United States has targeted TikTok, and they even started to attack TikTok before India.
When TikTok first entered the United States, all the major social media giants in the market were not optimistic about this short video application.
But when the giants responded, TikTok had already swept the streets of the United States.
Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of Facebook, once publicly attacked TikTok as a "threat to democracy".
However, the man was so greedy for TikTok's rapid success that his R&D department created a similar short video app called Lasso.
Unfortunately, people have no interest in Lasso, and the download volume is very poor, which makes people feel that "stealing chicken will not spoil rice".
At the same time, young people in the United States regard TikTok as a way of cultural expression and give full play to their creativity and talent on TikTok.
Many popular TikTok stems even spread back to China, such as the popular "homophone joke" a few days ago.
According to the survey, TikTok has surpassed Twitter, Facebook and other western traditional social applications to become the favorite app of young Americans and one of the most profitable apps.
These young people also include many American soldiers, who will upload their training routine and some funny videos of their comrades to TikTok.
Faced with TikTok being so big among young people