Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is speaking out against the TikTok ban in the United States. He believes the decision by President Joe Biden is not about protecting user data, but rather a way to distract people. Kennedy argues that governments have been collecting data for a long time, and banning TikTok won't change that. He thinks politicians don't understand how TikTok helps young entrepreneurs.

Kennedy says both political parties are willing to sacrifice people's freedoms for their own gain. He's concerned that the ban will hurt millions of businesses and users who rely on TikTok to express themselves. Meanwhile, TikTok's CEO, Shou Zi Chew, is vowing to fight the ban, saying it will have a big impact on American businesses and users.

The ban came after President Biden signed a law forcing TikTok's owner, ByteDance, to sell the app within a year. ByteDance has nine months to find a buyer. The law passed with strong support in the House of Representatives. Despite the ban, TikTok and its supporters are determined to challenge it in court.

In conclusion, RFK is standing up against the TikTok ban, arguing that it's a political move rather than a data privacy issue. With TikTok's CEO also pledging to fight the ban, it seems the battle over the popular app is far from over.