ABC Business - WOND
Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post(NEW YORK) -- What happens when a social media company succeeds at building a community, then threatens to destroy what its users spent years building? Devoted users of TikTok face that very question, as the app faces bipartisan criticism and a potential ban stemming from its political and national security issues. Having built niche followings on the short-form video site, content creators told ABC News that their communities might be unable to migrate to another platform if TikTok were banned, shattering the rare progress of a social media company accomplishing pa...