USA: Did you Tik Tok today

The mid-term elections have just ended.
I thought that the United States would stop for a while, but if it stopped, it would not be the old American style.
No, the FBI is looking for a sense of existence again.
We all know what American young people like to play most now.
It's TikTok naturally! However, just because TikTok is a platform owned by a Chinese company and adheres to the principle of suppressing whatever is made in China, the US government has also targeted TikTok.
On November 15, Christopher Ray, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), said that TikTok's operations in the United States had raised national security concerns.
The Chinese government "may use TikTok to collect data from millions of users or control the recommended algorithm of the platform", and said that it was investigating whether TikTok could continue to operate in the United States.
We all know what medicine is sold in this gourd.
It is just to use traditional skills and spread false information to suppress Chinese enterprises! This has been the usual practice of the United States.
TikTok has been in the global limelight in recent years, but Americans are small minded.
They always think that all the interesting things in the world must belong to their own homes.
People are not willing to "grab" things in their own territory, and they may even be like enemies.
Back then, Facebook, as the traffic leader of the global social platform, was once described as "two-thirds of the people on the earth use Facebook" at its peak But the times have changed.
Now it is the age when short video is the king.
Before TikTok was born, the United States could boast about Facebook, but now it has no face to say that again.
In 2017, when ByteDance chose to let TikTok go on an expedition, no one would have thought that in just five years, TikTok would have the ability to compete with social media giants such as Facebook and Twitter, the global traffic hegemons.
In August 2021, TikTok's global download volume exceeded Facebook for the first time, becoming the world's largest.
Among them, TikTok ranked first in the number of downloads in the United States, Europe and South America, which once shocked the global media.
In the same year, TikTok had 800 million monthly active users worldwide.
It only took TikTok three years to realize this step, while TouTube spent six years, Instagram spent seven years, and Facebook next door spent twelve years.
This made those capitalists in the United States tremble.
They took TikTok as their No.
1 competitor and began to implement their actions that they thought they could compete with TikTok.
Faced with the powerful TikTok, Facebook, which has always been arrogant, also specially launched Reels, a short video social platform based on TikTok.
I haven't heard of it, have I.
As a result, Reels has no ability to reverse the loss of users.
According to Cowen, an investment bank, about 37% of Facebook users currently use TikTok, Instagram