A plan that is being orchestrated by members of the country's Legislative Power to ban some social media, among them the popular TikTok.
According to preliminary information, the legislators want to present a proposal for a law that bans any social network that is used as a vehicle for disinformation or fake news.
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The intention of legislators was revealed by one of them, Norihiro Nakayama, who is part of the Liberal Party Democratic and is one of the members of the Chamber of Representatives of Japan, the equivalent of the Chamber of Deputies from Japan.
In an interview granted to the Reuters agency this Monday (27), Norihiro clearly expresses the idea of the law that is in progress.
“If an application is found to have been used intentionally by a certain party of a certain country for its maliciously influencing operations, immediate interruption of service should be considered.”, he said.
Norihiro Nakayama also said that this control will serve as an alert for companies that control social networks, giving more security to their users.
“Making it clear that operations can be stopped will help keep apps under control, as it means TikTok's 17 million users (in Japan) will lose your access. This will also lead to a sense of security for users.”, she stated.
The US is also considering banning TikTok
Norihiro Nakayama's revelations come on the heels of another social media banning plan: the US ban on TikTok.
For some time now, some US senators and representatives, as well as the president of the country, Joe Biden, have shown concern about the functioning of the Chinese social network in the country.
According to US politicians, TikTok may be being used to collect data from citizens Americans, as well as to disseminate content potentially harmful to the mental health of children and teenagers.
Around the world TikTok is already suffering other bans, as is the case in the United Kingdom, Belgium, Netherlands, New Zealand and other countries where the app is banned on organ-only mobile devices governmental.
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