New Bill Proposes Restricting TikTok's Access to U.S. Data Without an Outright Ban
- Bipartisan legislation reintroduced in the Senate would regulate how TikTok and other companies share Americans' personal information.
- The bill would make transferring U.S. citizens' data to other countries like China subject to licensing requirements.
- Data transfers to approved countries and individuals' own data sharing would be exempt from the proposed restrictions.
- The legislation targets TikTok indirectly by banning transfers from one company to a parent company that may share data with hostile governments.
- Privacy experts would have more input under the new bill, which has support from senators of both parties.