“This Can’t Be Passed” – Backtracking on TikTok Ban, Joe Rogan Sounds the Alarm on “Beyond F**ked” Restrict Act

Joe Rogan has always used his incredibly successful podcast, ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’, to voice his concerns on various pressing issues. The 55-year-old podcaster has never shied away from touching upon the subjects that he finds concerning and alarming, and one such topic is the rising concern of TikTok addiction among the youth.

Rogan has been apprehensive about the policies of the Chinese social media app and its impact on young users. He has often expressed his worries and vouched for a way out. However, the recent initiation of the ‘Restrict’ Act by the US Government, which aims to ban TikTok in America, is not in line with what Rogan meant as a way out.

The UFC commentator recently shared a clip of the former United States representative Tulsi Gabbard on his social media, who dug deep into the ‘Restrict Act’ and revealed some details on the bill which sounds concerning.

Joe Rogan cautions the people against the Restrict Act

Joe Rogan recently took to his Instagram recently to share a clip of the Ex-Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard. In the clip, Gabbard details the ‘Restrict Act’ and affirms what it entails. She emphasizes that people should pay close attention to the proposed legislation, as the Democrats and Republicans who introduced it are trying to market it as something that it’s not.

Rogan wrote, “Pay attention to what @tulsigabbard is saying. This situation is beyond f**ked. Thank god she’s around to sound the alarm. Share this. Get the word out. This can’t be passed.”

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Talking about the ‘Restrict Act’, Gabbard states, “It gives them access, unfettered access to our data, our browsing history, how we are using different apps on our phones, and it basically criminalizes the use of VPNs with some pretty serious consequences and they are doing all this in the name of National Security.”

She also adds, “Where ultimately we have, again, people who took an oath to support and defend our constitution, our civil liberties, our rights. But they are hell-bent on taking those rights away. And dangerously in this bill, the Restrict Act doesn’t allow to challenge their actions through our court system.”

Rogan has always been vocal about his stance on privacy and the importance of protecting it. And as the digital landscape is becoming increasingly complex, personal privacy is becoming a rare commodity.

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