TikTok is one thing, but it's hard for me to understand how anyone can justify a company like shopify unilaterally shutting down someone's existing store "unless they're actively breaking federal law. And even then, there should be a legal process in place to reclaim your [property]."

The article mentions disabled company accounts. I'm sure they froze some funds too, which Harr will probably never get back. This is the problem. Capital has all the power & we have no (legal) recourse.

Imagine you get to decide to stop working for a bad client, on whatever terms you want, without warning, and you still keep payment.

ETA: It looks like the shopify account was restored.