Kill if you can't win? The United States threatened to shake the voice of the overseas version off the shelf, and the means was too bad

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On July 7, Secretary of State Pompeo of the United States suddenly raised a difficult question, saying that the United States was "considering" banning the operation of multiple Chinese social applications, including TikTok, in the United States.
He stressed in the interview that "I don't want to announce it before President Trump talks about it, but (ban TikTok) is exactly what we are concerned about." Looking back on TikTok's operation strategy in the United States this year, it can be described as "cautious", but it still failed to escape this attack.
From the data, TikTok, who actively responded to the "American policy", has achieved great success in its sea going strategy in the United States.
TikTok won the download championship for three consecutive quarters in 2019.
The U.S.
market contributed $86.5 million to TikTok's revenue, ranking second only to China and the global market.
Young people in the United States spend 13 hours on TikTok every month.
The total user time is equal to that of traditional social giants Facebook and Instagram.
However, TikTok, who entered the American market, was also soon blocked by politicians: in February 2019, the Federal Trade Commission for Aesthetic Arts claimed that TikTok violated the children's privacy clause;
In October 2019, the United States conducted a "national security review" on the byte hopping acquisition case;
At the end of 2019, the US military banned internal personnel from using TikTok;
In February this year, the National Traffic Safety Administration of the United States prohibited employees from publishing content on TikTok;
During this year, many members of Congress from both parties of the United States also issued statements several times requesting the United States government to review TikTok.
Under heavy pressure, Tik Tok's operating strategy in the United States is extremely humble.
At the end of last year, the byte beating team stated that all TikTok users' data in the United States were stored in the United States and backed up in Singapore, which was not governed by Chinese laws;
On June 8 this year, the byte beating announced that Chinese engineers were prohibited from accessing the overseas product data code base.
From the list of senior executives provided by Geek Technology InfoQ, TikTok has been "de Chinese" the operation team in the United States.
Kevin Mayer, the current global COO of Byte Beating, knows the national conditions of the American market and the "relationship between government and enterprise" like the palm of his hand.
Kevin Mayer has held legal and public relations positions at Disney for more than 20 years, and is also the founder of the famous streaming media service Disney+.
In addition to him, many American executives dug up by Byte are experts in the intellectual property and legal departments.
Even during the massive Freud parade, all social networking sites in the United States were full of protesters' words.
TikTok also blocked relevant keywords at the beginning, fearing that he would wear the hat of "interfering in other countries' internal affairs".
TikTok didn't