By skyforbes 
The platforms that dictated how we connect, share and communicated have dramatically changed. The geopolitical tensions that have driven the ban on Tiktok, the ambitious integration of the meta, the ongoing lensing of Twitter under Elon Mask’s leadership as X, and the future of real-time social networks will be explored. These shifts are not only capturing technical developments, but also shifts in the politics of global policy, user conduct, and business strategy.
Tiktok Controversy
Sites under the headquarters Short video platform, Generation Y and adored Generation Z, Tiktok is encountering the appearance with particular notice from governments globally. Privacy of information and national security concerns resulted in the prohibition or limiting in nations like India, the US, and parts of Europe.
Geopolitical Tensions
Tiktok’s Chinese ownership (via Baidan) places it at the eye of the wider conflict between China and the US. Opponents allege Tiktok has denied the Chinese government has asserted that user information can be reached. In spite of the attempts to put data away at a local level (e.g., the Texas Project in the US), caution is extremely high.