> The main concern voiced is manipulation of content by the CCP
in what way has the content being manipulated? > The main concern voiced is manipulation of content by the CCP
in what way has the content being manipulated?But the potential is obvious. China already heavily manipulates content for domestic consumption, and foreign information in other contexts. Why would TikTok be an exception?
No official government body does not prevent unofficial collusion. People go to dinner, play golf, define how to scratch each others backs given the rules.
Americans are no less propagandized and experiencing information shaping. Prattling on about the authority of dead men’s political documents and philosophy is propaganda.