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  1. Australian Prime Minister Albanese said on the 14th that the Australian government does not intend to follow the example of the United States. "We will take advice, but we have no plans to do that," Albanese told a radio reporter when asked whether Australia would "jump on the bandwagon". "You have to always put national security first, but you also need to recognize that for a lot of people this provides a way of communicating. So we have not been advised to do that at this stage," he said.
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  2. TikTok President Zhou Shou Zi stated that the company will not stop speaking out for users and will continue to work hard to protect the platform, including exercising legal rights. He also said that if this bill is signed into law, "it will lead to the ban of TikTok in the United States...while causing creators and small businesses to miss billions of dollars, putting the jobs of more than 300,000 Americans at risk."
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