As the legal battle over TikTok’s sell-off in the U.S. unfolds, the once overwhelming support for the move seems to be dwindling. The potential removal of the app from the region has sparked controversy and divided opinions.

High-profile figures, including Presidential candidate Donald Trump, have publicly opposed the TikTok sell-off bill. Trump has even pledged to “save TikTok” if he emerges victorious in the upcoming November election. The growing dissent among key American figures hints at a shift in the narrative surrounding the controversial app.

Visual Capitalist’s latest visualization provides a snapshot of the changing sentiments towards the TikTok sell-off. Support for the move has significantly decreased since its proposition in March last year, indicating a possible reevaluation of the situation by American stakeholders.

Despite the diminishing support, it is unlikely that U.S. regulators will alter their course of action. The need for more transparency regarding the perceived threats posed by TikTok and its impact on American users is becoming increasingly apparent.