It is the biggest news for the users of Tiktok that makes their life easy with Tiktok. As you know that Tiktok is the world’s best social media platform on which you can share your life interests videos publically.
According to some reports, Montana governer bans Tiktok. He will signed a bill on Wednesday banning Tiktok in the state. Tiktok said in its statement that:
“We want to reassure Montanans that they can continue using TikTok to express themselves, earn a living, and find community as we continue working to defend the rights of our users inside and outside of Montana.”
Can Montana Ban Tiktok?
Gianforte said that he banned all the social media apps in his state because of unavoidable issues with foreign adversaries but before debating them, the legislature broke for the day. Gainforte now separate orders that bears states agencies and government on Wednesday. He says that the number of apps are banned like Telegram, CapCut, Temu and WeChat. This ban is apposed on June 1.
Gianforte said: “Together, we will defend the State of Montana and its people against threats to our security, privacy, and way of life,”
So Gianforte says that when Tiktok is banned it is not available on google play store and Apple play store. And if these marketplaces violate this ban, then they will fine up to $10,000 for a day. TikTok is going to disagreement the law in federal court. The prohibition is unlawful, according to it and organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union.
The measure, known as SB419, was approved by the Montana House of Representatives last month by a vote of 54 to 43, bringing it to Gianforte’s desk. In a statement to CNN, TikTok promised to fight for the protection of users’ rights in Montana.
The statement of Montana faces different challenges. US magisterate of North California halted the decision of banned WeChat. He said that this ban is unconstitutional so it is not fair at all. In Tiktok decisions, Montana will be used as a highly watched test case to see how far government officials may go in outlawing private sector activities.
Trump and Biden Admisitration tried to force the owner of Tiktok ByteDance to sell Tiktok to an American buyer but he failed.
Carl Szabo, NetChoice’s general counsel said in his statment that: “The government may not block our ability to access constitutionally protected speech – whether it is in a newspaper, on a website or via an app. In implementing this law, Montana ignores the U.S. Constitution, due process and free speech by denying access to a website and apps their citizens want to use,”
