The law says it will be "unlawful" for entities to "distribute, maintain or update" TikTok, focusing on limiting its availability and functionality in the US.
Milton Mueller emphasizes that the law does not explicitly state that TikTok must block US users, allowing current users to retain access despite the distribution ban.
If TikTok is removed from app stores, it won't receive updates, which will eventually hinder its functionality, leading to security and performance issues.
The law targets hosting companies for TikTok, broadly defining hosting to include various services like cloud hosting, potentially restricting TikTok's operations further in the US.
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