【#每週LINE一下｜TikTok告美國政府違憲！美中科技戰新篇章：TikTok的賣與不賣】https://bit.ly/3UT44VF
美參議院於4月24日才通過TikTok「不賣就禁」法案，TikTok和母公司字節跳動於昨（8）日就提告美國政府的法案「違憲」！
這項法案要求TikTok限期270天找到非中國買家，否則在美國面臨下架。為何美國對TikTok謹慎到要搬出禁令？而TikTok提告有機會贏嗎？https://bit.ly/3UT44VF
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