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Montana Bands TikTok in a US First

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It's Thursday May 18th.

I'm Luke Vargas with The Wall Street Journal

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Montana has become the first US state to ban TikTok.

That law signed yesterday by Republican governor Greg Gianforte would bar TikTok from operating in the state and forbid app stores,

such as those from Google and Apple from making TikTok available for download there.

However, journal reporter Stu Wu told me it remains unclear how the ban would be enforced.

There's nothing in the bill text that says exactly how this is going to be implemented.

So I talked to the author of the bill and she said this puts the onus on not operating in Montana on TikTok itself.

But there's a lot of unanswered questions about how exactly this would work.

What if someone in Montana used to work around such as the VPN to make it seem like their device were outside Montana?

What would happen then? So we don't really know what this ban is going to look like if it even goes forward because there could be legal challenges to it.

Stu, it sounds like Montana is in uncharted territory here.

Yeah, exactly.

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