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President Donald Trump postpones TikTok ban, App reinstated on Apple and Google Stores | Mint
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5m ago
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TikTok has returned to Apple and Google app stores in the US after President Trump postponed a ban that required the app's divestment or prohibition. Originally removed to comply with US legislation, TikTok, owned by China's ByteDance, fears national security risks due to potential data access by the Chinese government. TikTok denies these claims. Discussions on joint ownership with American stakeholders are ongoing, involving potential buyers like Frank McCourt and MrBeast.
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Apple to restore TikTok on US app store, Bloomberg News reports
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5m ago
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Apple will restore TikTok on its U.S. App Store following a directive from U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, according to Bloomberg News. The app was removed despite an executive order by U.S. President Donald Trump to delay its ban for 75 days. TikTok remained unavailable on Apple and Google app stores after the order. Apple confirmed to Bloomberg News that the app would return on Thursday evening but did not comment for Reuters.
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Trump says he 'most likely' will give TikTok 90-day extension to avoid US ban
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6m ago
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President-elect Donald Trump is considering giving TikTok a 90-day extension to avoid a U.S. ban, allowing more time for its Chinese parent company to sell its U.S. operations. The law banning the app takes effect Sunday, but Trump might announce an extension Monday. The Biden administration has left the decision to Trump, whose inauguration is a day after the ban. TikTok seeks assurance against enforcement, while Apple, Google, and Oracle remain silent on their plans.
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Donald Trump says would be open to Musk buying TikTok
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6m ago
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US President Donald Trump expressed openness to Elon Musk, owner of social media platform X, potentially buying TikTok, the Chinese-owned app facing a US ban unless divested from ByteDance. Trump has paused enforcing the law against TikTok and suggested a 50-50 partnership between the US and ByteDance. Despite TikTok's brief shutdown and restoration in the US, app availability remains limited, as Apple and Google have yet to provide downloads or updates.
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Watch: The TikTok ban, or at least the effort to force its sale, is gaining steam
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1y ago
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A House subcommittee has passed a bill that could lead to a sale of TikTok or a ban on the app in American app stores. Former President Donald Trump has now come out in support of TikTok, while Elon Musk opposes the ban. Congress appears largely in agreement, citing concerns over data safety and potential political interference. The question remains: should TikTok be divested to resolve these issues?
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What will happen to TikTok on Apple and Google's app store on Sunday?
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6m ago
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The future of TikTok on Apple and Google app stores is uncertain amid a potential U.S. ban, following a Supreme Court decision upholding a federal law against the app. President Joe Biden's administration has indicated it won't enforce the ban. Tech companies like Apple and Google face potential fines for continuing to offer TikTok. The situation is fluid, with tech companies watching closely, and TikTok's CEO expressing interest in finding a resolution.
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Is TikTok back online in the U.S.? Several users report access to website version | Mint
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6m ago
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A recent TikTok ban in the U.S. led to its app's shutdown due to national security concerns over data misuse by Chinese parent ByteDance, although users still accessed its website. The ban, part of escalating U.S.-China tensions, highlighted fears of Chinese data access, which TikTok denies. President-elect Donald Trump plans to extend the ban's deadline to explore a solution ensuring U.S. control, marking a policy shift from his previous attempts to ban the app outright.
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TikTok loses appeal of US law ordering sale from Chinese owner
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8m ago
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TikTok's appeal against a US law requiring it to separate from its Chinese parent company by January 19 has been rejected, potentially leading to a ban in the country. The US government claims that TikTok poses security risks and allows Beijing to collect user data, while TikTok denies these allegations. The case is likely to go to the US Supreme Court. Notably, President-elect Donald Trump has supported the ban, arguing it would benefit platforms owned by Meta. The ban would block TikTok from US app stores and web hosting services unless it is sold before the deadline.
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If not via the App Store, here’s how to download TikTok on Android in the U.S. | Mint
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6m ago
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In the U.S., Android users can now download TikTok directly from its website via package kits, following the app's removal from Google and Apple stores due to a new law demanding TikTok's Chinese owner, ByteDance, sell the platform. President Trump delayed enforcement of the ban for 75 days, hoping for acquisition talks. Concerns over data security persist, despite TikTok's data handling assurances. The platform's future remains uncertain amid debates and legal challenges.
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Trump says without TikTok, 'Facebook and Zuckerschmuck will double their business'
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1y ago
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Former President Donald Trump has expressed concern over the potential ban of TikTok in the US. He believes that eliminating the app could strengthen Facebook and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg. Trump's comments come after TikTok users launched a campaign against a proposed bill that would ban the app or require its sale to a non-Chinese company. The White House supports the bill, which aligns with Trump's previous stance on TikTok. Trump has a history of feuding with Zuckerberg, calling him a "criminal" and accusing him of interfering in elections.
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Donald Trump's pledge to 'never ban' TikTok will be tough to fulfill, legal experts say
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9m ago
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Despite Donald Trump's promise during his presidential campaign not to ban TikTok, the app is facing potential banning as Trump takes office in 2024. TikTok's owner, ByteDance, is required to divest from its US assets or face a ban from app stores based on a law passed by Congress. TikTok is challenging this law in court but is not yet successful. Even with Trump's election win, the future of TikTok in the US remains uncertain as Trump cannot simply repeal the law. He has two options to intervene - not enforcing the law or claiming it doesn't apply to TikTok - but both approaches come with legal challenges and uncertainties. It remains unclear if Trump will prioritize saving TikTok as he begins his term.
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