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Hayden Starr

@haydenstarr
2 posts
2025-09-25
Without a morsel of irony, senator James Paterson said “it would be an unfortunate thing if there was a safe version of TikTok in the US, but a version of TikTok in Australia which was still controlled by a foreign authoritarian govt.”  —  It's not about China.  They want total control over your media.
2025-09-25 View on X
The Guardian

Some Australian leaders and experts debate whether the country should use a Chinese-owned version of TikTok or one run by Trump allies

Australia may have to choose between a Chinese TikTok and one owned by Trump's billionaire backers  —  www.theguardian.com/technology/ 2... Melinda Clem / @melindaclem : Wow, being...

Without a morsel of irony, senator James Paterson said “it would be an unfortunate thing if there was a safe version of TikTok in the US, but a version of TikTok in Australia which was still controlled by a foreign authoritarian govt.”  —  It's not about China.  They want total control over your media.
2025-09-25 View on X
NBC News

Trump plans to sign a TikTok deal on Thursday; source: TikTok US would be run by a new joint venture company, with ByteDance holding less than 20% of its stock

This structure will comply with a bipartisan law passed in 2024 that sought to ban TikTok if the platform were not sold to U.S.-based owners this year.