How does this resolve if it isn’t ever limited? The answers seem to be connected.

would the same law for the tiktok ban also apply to Xiaohongshu?

@hidetzugu no

@JordanSchneider213c are you sure? assuming scotus uphelds the bill, it seems to be that it could be used to target the app: it has over 20% Chinese control, user generated content, data collection.

1) It would need over 1mil US users (how many are there now?)

2) And for the executive to classify it as a risk (who knows what might pass through Trump's mind in a couple of weeks)

@hidetzugu well the speculation is a bit of tangent from your question, maybe I'll open one about it

What does limit mean? Limit signups, or otherwise apply censorship to their posts? Does it count if you get, e.g. censored for referencing Tiananmen Square? Also does "six months or longer" resolve YES if this never happens?

@MingCat i mean like a dramatic action like pulling from US app store

@JordanSchneider213c yea so limit signups

@JordanSchneider213c Thank you! If it never gets limited in at least 6 months, does "6 months or more" resolve YES? Or does it only resolve YES if it does get limited at some point down the line?