Im not surprised the support for a ban is dropping. It feels like the conversation about TikTok has shifted from "national security threat" to more of a cultural thing. Everyone is on it now, even politicians and news outlets. Banning it would feel weird, like cutting off a huge part of modern social interaction.
I'm not at all saying you're wrong. Familiarity makes people less fearful. But I think it's ironic that the argument for the ban was that the app is controlled by China, which uses it for nefarious purposes. So if anything, it being more popular makes this theoretical risk bigger.
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Im not surprised the support for a ban is dropping. It feels like the conversation about TikTok has shifted from "national security threat" to more of a cultural thing. Everyone is on it now, even politicians and news outlets. Banning it would feel weird, like cutting off a huge part of modern social interaction.
I'm not at all saying you're wrong. Familiarity makes people less fearful. But I think it's ironic that the argument for the ban was that the app is controlled by China, which uses it for nefarious purposes. So if anything, it being more popular makes this theoretical risk bigger.