TikTok alleges that the ban violates the US Constitution, including the First Amendment, as well as other federal laws, according to a complaint filed in Montana District Court. The company also claims concerns that the Chinese government could access the data of US TikTok users – which are a key motivation behind the ban – are “unfounded.” The bill was signed by Montana Gov.
Some federal lawmakers have also called for a ban. Montana’s ban went a step beyond other states that have restricted TikTok from government devices. But legal and technology experts say there are challenges for Montana, or any state, to enforce such a ban. Even if the law is allowed to stand, the practicalities of the internet may make it impossible to keep TikTok out of the hands of users.
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Montana's TikTok ban leaves users, business owners reeling | CNN BusinessKeri Williams wouldn’t have her business without TikTok. She launched The Branded Pinto, her custom hat shop, about two years ago after a video she shared of one of her creations “blew up” on TikTok. Nearly all of her business still comes from the platform.
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Montana's TikTok ban leaves users, business owners reelingKeri Williams wouldn't have her business without TikTok. She launched The Branded Pinto about two years ago after a video she shared of one of her creations 'blew up' on TikTok. Nearly all of her business still comes from the app.
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