Supreme Court Reviews TikTok Ban
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•Ahead of SCOTUS Hearing, Study Finds TikTok Is Likely Vehicle for Chinese Propaganda
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A new paper argues that TikTok surfaces content critical of Chinese Communist Party talking points less often than other social media sites.
The study was produced by the Network Contagion Research Institute at Rutgers University .
A TikTok spokesperson says the study is "clearly engineered to reach a false, predetermined conclusion".
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