Trafficking Data: How China Is Winning The Battle For Digital Sovereignty

Trafficking Data: How China Is Winning The Battle For Digital SovereigntyOn August 6, 2020, the Trump Administration issued a ban on TikTok in the United States, requiring that the owner, Beijing based Bytedance, sell the company to American investors or shut it down. Legions of TikTokers were devastated at the possible loss of their beloved platform, and for what: a political grudge with China? American suitors like Walmart and Oracle tried to make a deal with Bytedance to keep the platform operating in the US. But then

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