TikTok might be public enemy number one on Capitol Hill but other platforms are in the line of fire

The House of Representatives passed a bill earlier this week that could ban the popular video site TikTok in the U.S. unless its parent company ByteDance divests its stake in TikTok. The problem is that ByteDance is a Chinese company that is considered to be close to the Communist Chinese government. The concern is that ByteDance collects user data when Americans sign up for TikTok and this data ends up on a server sitting on a desk in Beijing. The next stop for the bill is the U.S. Senate where it will have a tougher time making it through than…