Marvel Snap, the popular mobile card battler, has been removed from the US app stores following the TikTok ban. This action stems from ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, also being the publisher of Marvel Snap's developer, Second Dinner. The timing of the removal, coinciding with the TikTok ban, suggests a retaliatory measure by ByteDance.
The TikTok ban, driven by concerns from US politicians about potential foreign influence, extends to all apps published by ByteDance and its subsidiaries. ByteDance's swift removal of its games, including Marvel Snap, could be interpreted as a form of "malicious compliance," effectively highlighting the impact of the ban and potentially galvanizing opposition among gamers. The lack of prior warning has only amplified the negative reaction from Marvel Snap's player base.
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The removal of Marvel Snap and other ByteDance-published apps is likely to continue generating significant backlash from fans. The political effectiveness of this response remains uncertain, but some speculate that the lack of advance notice was a deliberate tactic to maximize outrage and encourage public protest.
For more information on the official ban, consult the Congressional website. Players outside the affected regions can still access our Marvel Snap card tier list to build optimal decks.
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