TikTok and the First Amendment

What was the court's decision regarding TikTok's case?

• The court supported TikTok's arguments

• The court rejected arguments against forcing a sale

• The court remained undecided

• The court banned TikTok.

TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, must sell TikTok by ________.

• January 1st

• January 19th

• February 1st

• February 19th

What was the main legal argument TikTok used against the government?

• Violation of First and Fifth Amendment rights

• Violation of privacy rights

• Violation of trade agreements

• Violation of copyright laws.

TikTok argued that a ban would amount to suppressing ______ for it and its US-based users.

• privacy

• speech

• trade

• data

What does the court ruling argue about the TikTok divest-or-ban rule in relation to the First Amendment?

• It violates the First Amendment

• It promotes the values of the First Amendment

• It has no impact on the First Amendment

• It is unrelated to the First Amendment.

According to the court's ruling, the TikTok divest-or-ban rule is intended to end the [blank]'s ability to control TikTok.

• United States

• People's Republic of China

• European Union

• United Nations

What was TikTok's claim regarding the law under the First Amendment?

• It amounts to a bill of attainder

• It supports free speech

• It promotes fair competition

• It enhances user privacy.

TikTok's backup constitutional challenge was based on the ______ Amendment, which guarantees equal protection under the law.

• First

• Second

• Fifth

• Tenth

What was the plan called that TikTok signed with Oracle to address national security concerns?

• Project Alpha

• Project Texas

• Project Delta

• Project Omega

TikTok's mitigation plan was criticized because it was said to fall short of what?

• Divestiture

• Compliance

• Security

• Transparency