TikTok Ban

Elon Musk is battling against foreign censorship amid pressure from Brazil and Australia, both of which are trying to extend their censorship laws abroad.

The independent presidential candidate is an outspoken critic of what he considers censorship from the federal government and big tech companies.

‘We have a legitimate national security concern,’ Austin Knudsen says.

The bill is about ensuring China’s communist regime ‘cannot weaponize the app against Americans and their government,’ the lawmakers wrote.

Gwen Stefani found a way to work around UMG’s tiff with TikTok by releasing ‘Purple Irises’ through her husband Blake Shelton’s music label.