Supreme Court upholds law that would force sale or ban TikTok

The Supreme Court upheld a decision to ban TikTok in the US, citing no First Amendment violation due to its foreign ownership by ByteDance. The ban, set to take effect on a Sunday, faces political pushback, with President Biden deferring enforcement to the incoming administration. President-elect Trump, who previously supported a ban, now opposes it, highlighting TikTok's role in his campaign. The future of TikTok remains uncertain, with potential negotiations and user impact still unfolding.

What was the main reason for the court's decision to uphold the TikTok ban in the United States?

How did TikTok's creators argue that the ban violated the First Amendment?

What are the implications of TikTok being owned by a Chinese company in the context of U.S. laws?

What potential impact could the TikTok ban have on its users in the United States?

What actions did the Biden administration take regarding the enforcement of the TikTok ban?

What was President Trump's previous stance on TikTok, and how has it changed?

What are the possible next steps for TikTok following the Supreme Court's decision?