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TikTok has become one of the most influential platforms on the planet. It shapes music charts, launches careers, defines trends, and even plays a role in politics and activism. Every day, millions swipe through entertainment, education, humor, and personal stories—all condensed into addictive, bite-sized videos. But what if, suddenly and without warning, TikTok was banned…
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