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TikTok denies censoring anti-ICE content, blames outage
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January 27, 2026
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1:57Now PlayingMany TikTok users are concerned about potential political censorship under the app’s new U.S. ownership, after some users alleged difficulties uploading videos related to ICE, including content about the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis man. NBC News’ Savannah Sellers reports TikTok is pushing back on those claims, saying the widespread disruptions or malfunctions were due to a power outage.
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