By preventing uploads, they are preventing the world from gaining access, not just the US public.

No, the rest of the world operates on different servers now.

Interesting. How is it implemented? I opened Tiktok here in Denmark and went to something I, assume, would be in the US and it seems to load fine for me? Do you an example of something I shouldn't be able to view so I can try?

	▲	reactordev 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I imagine the same way you would link multiple data centers together. Only they don’t own the US ones OR the algorithm that’s used to suggest content. EU is coming. https://newsroom.tiktok.com/cornerstonefinland?lang=en-150 I’m just saying that here in the US we are going to see some funkiness in suggested content soon. Because we hit different servers than you. Even if they are hosted on Oracle Cloud. It’s really no different than a large org having two clouds that need data synchronized. AWS and Azure for example. Systems Design… I’m not a TikTok user so I couldn’t recommend content for you to try.