London – ALsharqiya, March 19: The “Tik Tok” application began to mobilize its users, before the US Senate adopted a law that may force the Chinese company that owns the application to sell it or implement a complete ban on the application in the United States. TikTok began urging its users to contact US legislators and senators, to emphasize how important TikTok is to them and to ask them not to vote to ban it.

The new alerts are the second message that TikTok sends to users regarding the law. The first message was before the vote in the House of Representatives. The company asked users to contact their representatives in the House, but it backfired, as lawmakers accused the company of trying to “interfere” in the legislative process. , where congressional offices were reportedly inundated with calls, many of which came from somewhat confused teenagers. TikTok CEO Xu Qiu appealed directly to users, telling them: “Protecting your constitutional rights is your duty,” and promising that the company “will do everything in our power, including exercising our legal rights, to protect this amazing platform.”