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TikTok is suing Montana over a law banning the app, claiming it violates free speech rights and is an illegal suppression of speech. The company has also launched Project Texas, a $1.5 billion data-security plan, to protect Americans' data.

TikTok Inc on Monday (May 22) filed a lawsuit challenging the state of Montana's new ban on use of the Chinese-owned app, the first state to bar the popular short-video sharing service. TikTok argues the ban, which would take effect on Jan 1, violates First Amendment rights of the company and users. The lawsuit, filed in US District Court in...

TikTok is suing Montana over a law banning the app, claiming it violates free speech rights and is an illegal suppression of speech. The company has also launched Project Texas, a $1.5 billion data-security plan, to protect Americans' data.

TikTok is suing Montana over a law banning the app, claiming it violates free speech rights and is an illegal suppression of speech. The company has also launched Project Texas, a $1.5 billion data-security plan, to protect Americans' data.

TikTok has filed a lawsuit challenging Montana's recent ban on the Chinese-owned short-video app in the state. The ...

TikTok is suing Montana over a law banning the app, claiming it violates free speech rights and is an illegal suppression of speech. The company has also launched Project Texas, a $1.5 billion data-security plan, to protect Americans' data.

By Michael Benanav, Searchlight New Mexico There once was a girl who lived in Corrales and loved collecting butterflies. She would capture perhaps 20 or 30 of them at a time, take them inside, then set them free to fly around her bedroom. Another thing she noticed about herself: Whenever she happened to be on the […]

(CTN News) - On Monday, Chinese-owned short-video sharing website TikTok was the first state to ban its use, prompting a legal challenge from TikTok Inc.

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To recap: due to unsubstantiated fear-mongering about TikTok, the lack of a real federal privacy law, and a weird obsession with China, Montana passed a blatantly unconstitutional law banning TikTok in the state. Last week, governor Greg Gianforte signed the bill into law and we predicted his doing so would cost Montana taxpayers a ton…