Why has Vivek Ramaswamy changed his position on banning TikTok, and what is his new perspective on reaching young voters?

Vivek Ramaswamy reversed his stance on banning TikTok after meeting with Jake Paul, recognizing the platform's importance in reaching young voters. He now believes that while children under 16 shouldn't use TikTok, politicians must engage with platforms where young voters are active instead of remaining in echo chambers. Ramaswamy acknowledges concerns about Chinese data collection through TikTok, but points out that American companies like Airbnb similarly share U.S. user data with China, suggesting the problem extends beyond just TikTok.