President Donald Trump restarted the clock for TikTok in January with a 75-day halt on banning the app. Here's what we know about the app's future.
Among those who support a ban, data security and the platform's Chinese ownership were cited as top concerns. Others took ...
With a national ban increasingly unlikely, let’s reflect on how the app both sparks joy among users and raises mental health ...
TikTok's US e-commerce division failed to hit 2024 goals, and leaders at owner ByteDance are ratcheting up pressure on staff.
TikTok made a formal announcement that it would likely have to go dark on January 19. TikTok shuts down … then comes back online Although TikTok indeed shut itself down in the U.S. when the act came ...
The number of Americans who support banning TikTok has fallen dramatically over the past two years, according to a new poll.
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The TikTok ban is rapidly losing support, but if the legislation doesn’t change, senators warn that this is what could happenOn Monday, three Democratic senators published a letter urging the President to work to resolve the ban. In the letter, Edward J. Markey, Chris Van Hollen, and Cory A. Booker wrote that, while they ...
The law passed by Congress last year gave TikTok’s China-bases parent company ByteDance until Jan. 19 to divest from TikTok ...
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