Why was it a problem that Tiktok encouraged people to call their congressmen but not for FB to encourage people to register to vote?

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Facebook says it helped 4.4 million people register to vote in the U.S. this year

The social media giant set a goal in June to help 4 million people register to vote in the upcoming election.

www.cnbc.com

Facebook got more than 4 million people to sign up in 2020 ... what's the difference between that and tiktok getting people to ask their lawmakers to bot ban tiktok?

 

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Lobbying the public to exercise their voting privilege, while not telling you WHOM to vote for is fine for any company. Particularly an American company.

A foreign company lobbying the American public to save its app is clearly different.

 

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Lobbying the public to exercise their voting privilege, while not telling you WHOM to vote for is fine for any company. Particularly an American company.

A foreign company lobbying the American public to save its app is clearly different.

Uber lobbied the american public to save it's app too.

 

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Uber lobbied the american public to save it's app too.

It wouldn't affect me if Uber was banned too.