Supreme Court Reviews TikTok Law

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Supreme Court agrees to hear challenge to TikTok ban

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The Supreme Court will hear the case on Jan. 10 , an expedited timeline that allows for the court to consider the issue before the law takes effect.

TikTok suffered a blow on Dec. 6 when a panel of three judges from the D.C. Circuit ruled that the U.S. government's concerns about the Chinese government's collection of Americans ' data and the ability for it to covertly manipulate content on the platform constitute a "compelling national security interest".

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