Zuckerberg Shares His Fear About TikTok Bans
Facebook's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, discussed a possible US-wide ban on TikTok in a recent meeting with his employees.
Facebook's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, discussed a possible US-wide ban on TikTok in a recent meeting with his employees.
Facebook's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, in a recent meeting with his employees TikTokHe said he was "concerned" about a possible US-wide ban on . According to BuzzFeed, Facebook addressed TikTok's "extraordinary situation" and evaluated Donald Trump's aggressive policy against China.
“It may have bad consequences in the long run.”
“I really think this is a bad precedent in the long run and whatever the solution is needs to be handled carefullyZuckerberg said that he was really worried and that this could have long-term consequences in other countries around the world.
ByteDance, TikTok's Chinese owner, must make an agreement with another company until September 15 to run its operations in the USA. ByteDance, which is known to be in talks with Microsoft, has not yet been able to reach an agreement at this point. According to reports, Microsoft is considering acquiring TikTok's US operations. $10 billion to $30 billion You have to pay a fee between . It is known that Microsoft wants to purchase TikTok operation rights in Australia, Canada and New Zealand in the future if it can achieve this agreement.
Could Facebook be interested in TikTok?
Facebook employees to Zuckerberg TikTokIt was stated that he asked if he was interested in purchasing , but the CEO said that he would not comment on the company's business dealings. TikTok, which is one of the biggest competitors of social media platforms such as Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, has been on the market for a long time. FacebookHe was gaining power against.
What's on Zuckerberg's mind?
Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook, USA TikTokIt fears that the sanctions it has imposed on Facebook will be applied to social media platforms owned by Facebook in other countries. For example, after this decision, many other countries Facebook shares personal information with the US government They may close Instagram with their allegations or ask them to sell their operation rights to a company from their own country. This situation may cause Facebook a lot of trouble in the long run, if not in the short term.
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