Separating Products into Independent Companies

Products like YouTube could be separated from their parent company, even though it would be complex. Concerns about the TikTok recommendation algorithm could lead to the product being sold. However, practical questions arise, such as who would buy it, the financial implications, and potential new issues. One solution could be to force the product to become a separate, publicly listed company, with restrictions on ownership. This approach raises practical questions but doesn't pose a fundamental conflict. It contrasts with challenges faced by social media companies regarding balancing user privacy with data access.