TikTok's rise is like a rocket

Recently, TikTok's situation in the United States is really worrying. The new bill unanimously passed by the House Energy and Commerce Committee is like a thunderclap, indicating that this short video app may be out of business. Users have mixed feelings. Will the joy of watching short videos be deprived again? What kind of story is hidden behind this?

Speaking of the rise of TikTok, it is like riding a rocket. Data shows that among young people in the United States, almost everyone is using it, and the average daily usage time is more than one hour, which is not a small number. But with the rapid growth of the number of users, problems have also followed. Data leakage, privacy security, and even national security disputes have made this once "source of happiness" the focus.

Think about the friend around you and me who watches videos every day and can watch a short video ten times and never get tired of it. However, with the popularity of TikTok, there are more and more controversies about it. Some people say that it is a platform for young people to express themselves; others believe that it is a tool for external forces to infiltrate. What kind of application is it that makes people so entangled?

The new bill of the US Congress is ostensibly to protect user privacy, but in fact it hides deeper political considerations. Imagine what would happen if TikTok was really banned? Which platform would young people turn to? Instagram, YouTube? But can these platforms satisfy their desire for short videos? Isn't it worth our deep thought that users' choices have been deprived?

Look at the creators who have become popular on TikTok. How many of them have changed their fate with short videos? From ordinary office workers to Internet celebrities with millions of fans, their success is the result of countless days and nights of hard work. Are their efforts going to go to waste just because of some invisible risks? This is really distressing.

What makes people feel even more helpless is that ordinary users can do little about it. Imagine that a young person has just found his own stage on TikTok, and suddenly he is told to shut down. How big of a blow is this? Who can hear their voices? In this era of information explosion, are users' right to choose and right to express themselves ruthlessly deprived?

Behind every social change, there are countless stories. The rise and possible decline of TikTok is a microcosm of the lives of young people today. They long for free expression and connection with the world, but they have to face the complex reality. Doesn't this contradiction make people feel helpless?

To sum up this storm, the fate of TikTok is not only about an app, but also about the future and voice of young people. Can we find a balance between protecting privacy and free expression? In the face of such a situation, how should everyone choose? Dear audience, what do you think?