TikTok Prepares for Supreme Court Decision
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•TikTok tells employees it’s ‘planning for various scenarios’ ahead of possible US ban
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The Supreme Court is expected to uphold a ban on TikTok in the US on January 19 .
In an internal memo to employees, TikTok employees were told that the company is “continuing to plan the way forward” The bill is not written in a way that impacts the entities through which you are employed, only the US user experience.
“We know it's unsettling to not know exactly what happens next,” reads the memo.
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