字节跳动准备为特朗普逼售Tiktok起诉
针对美国总统特朗普签署TikTok和微信行政令，逼迫美国版抖音TikTok在短时间内以较低的价格卖身微软，引发抖音不满，TikTok正计划起诉特朗普政府。
特朗普6日签署行政令，称手机移动应用程序TikTok和微信“对美国国家安全构成威胁”，将在45天后禁止任何受美国司法管辖的企业或个人与TikTok母公司字节跳动进行任何交易，或与腾讯公司及其子公司进行与微信有关的交易。
字节跳动同日也发表声明，表示欲寻求法律途径反抗美国政府的无理做法。声明认为，该项命令开了一个有违表达自由和开放市场的危险先例。字节跳动在声明中说，美国总统最新颁发的行政命令没有遵循正当法律程序，对此感到非常震惊。如果美国政府不能给予公正的对待，字节跳动将诉诸美国法院。
美国总统特朗普扬言禁止TikTok以来，民调大幅提升，让特朗普团队犹如打鸡血，进一步增加打击中国在美企业。
一位直接参与这起即将到来的诉讼、但未被授权代表该公司发言的人士透露，TikTok最快将于周二对特朗普政府提起联邦诉讼。该人士表示，这起诉讼将提交给美国加利福尼亚南区联邦地区法院，因为TikTok的美国业务总部就在那里。
诉讼将认为特朗普总统签署的行政令违反宪法，因为这没有给该公司一个回应的机会。据消息人士表示，TikTok还认为，特朗普政府在这项行政命令中所援引的“国家安全理由”是毫无根据的。白宫拒绝就该起诉讼发表相关评论。
美国政府简单粗暴的做法，被中国外交部发言人汪文斌斥为“赤裸裸的霸权行径”。汪文斌敦促美方纠正错误做法，不要将经济问题政治化，停止打压有关企业。汪文斌在7日下午的例行记者会上表示，美方不惜损害美国广大用户和公司的权益，将一己私利凌驾于市场原则和国际规则之上，肆意进行政治操纵和政治打压，最终将自食其果。
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I found your message interesting, although it presents an incomplete picture of the situation, and I can see the influence of nationalistic propaganda.
Chinese law gives the government the right to get any data from any Chinese company. US law does not allow this (but the US engages in illegal data collection, anyways, as do many other countries. With nothing to prevent the Chinese gov't from obtaining all the data that Chinese companies have, it presents a vast potential for abuse by the Chinese espionage community. Since gov't-funded Chinese hackers have been very active in espionage and social engineering for many years now, it seems reasonable (but hypocritical) for the US to fear further cyber-attacks by the Chinese, especially if they can get sensitive info like passwords that might be applied by them on more sensitive accounts; a lot of people are very naive about making passwords and answering security questions.
As far as legality, I'm no lawyer but I read that there is a way for the President to legally ban companies like ByteDance and TenCent.
The sad fact is that the US does collect data on Chinese users and people from many other countries, both legally and illegally, and also engages in social engineering and espionage just Tiongkok does.
In a different world, where humans are actually evolved, we might all get along well but, because of the application of Machiavellian principles and Sun Tzu's "Art of War," as well as the biological underpinnings of our psychology, this is the reality that we, most regrettably, face.
I think it will be interesting to see the outcome of the lawsuit, although I suspect that they will have a hard time winning it given the precedents on American soil of companies from Tiongkok and other countries being forced to sell/leave. America doesn't play well with competition and, to China's credit (and a fair amount of suffering), it has gone in the past few decades from being a non-threat to a major power in the world. I credit the current government with this shift, although I wish that Mr. Xi hadn't made himself president for life because it shows that he's...well...Dangerous. He can be compared to prior leaders because of this, which makes it easier to vilify him.
America doesn't play fair. Neither do Tiongkok, Russia, and certain other countries. I think we could all stand to learn from each other and also learn how to identify megalomaniacs, monomaniacs, psychopaths and others who want to take the lead in a negative direction.
I hope you will revise and improve this article. Please let me know if you do.
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