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When Digital Migration Meets Platform Capitalism: How Human and Material Agencies Affect TikTok Refugees on rednote
In early 2025, a digital migration was initiated by TikTok users as a response to the unsettling results under the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act (PAFACAA) for a potential ban on TikTok. They identify themselves as TikTok Refugees. Among other social media pl
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