The article argues for maintaining the TikTok ban by showcasing its addictive nature, particularly among older users who now make up a significant portion of its audience. It highlights the rapid increase in users aged 35 and older, debunking the myth that it's only for younger audiences. The author shares personal experiences illustrating how TikTok can consume hours of time, providing a dopamine rush but also leading to feelings of validation and addiction. The consequences are time-consuming with personal content creation, making a case for the continued restriction of the app.
This article passionately argues against lifting the TikTok ban, highlighting its addictive nature, particularly among older users who have become increasingly reliant on the platform.
The growing demographic of TikTok users aged 35 and older illustrates that TikTok isn't just for kids, with nearly half of its 1 billion users being adults.
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