From memes to suing the government, here's how social-media creators are reacting to the impending TikTok download ban
Cosette Rinab, a TikTok creator with 2.3 million followers on the platform announced in a post to Instagram that she and three other creators had filed a lawsuit against the federal government over the move to bar TikTok downloads in the US.
"TikTok has played a monumental role in my career and in allowing me to pursue my passion for creating," Rinab wrote in an Instagram post. "Almost two years ago, I joined TikTok and within those two years, I have been fortunate enough to meet incredible creators, travel across the world to work with brands I have dreamed of working with, and be a part of the best online community.""I am not alone in this," she continued.
In her Instagram post, Rinab said she filed the lawsuit alongside fellow TikTok creators, Alec Chambers and Doug Mar, who have 1.9 and 2.7 million followers, respectively. After news about the download ban began to spread on TikTok, users once again started to plug other social media accounts and lament the ban while asking their fans to follow them to their other accounts.
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