WASHINGTON – 20 JAN - President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to restore TikTok access in the US as he prepares to take office.
WASHINGTON– 20 JAN - President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to restore TikTok access in the US as he prepares to take office. Although the app remained unavailable on Sunday, some US users reported being able to access its website.TikTok, which ceased operations for its 170 million American users late Saturday due to a law citing national security concerns, received assurances from Trump that the shutdown would be delayed. He suggested a possible deal involving 50% US ownership of a joint venture to ensure national security.
The unprecedented TikTok ban has sparked concerns about its impact on US-China relations, social media dynamics, and millions of users who rely on the app. Critics argue that the ban, upheld by the US Supreme Court, unfairly targets Chinese-owned platforms. Meanwhile, rivals like Meta and Snap have seen their market value rise in anticipation of new users. Trump’s reversal on TikTok reflects a shift from his earlier stance in 2020 when he sought to ban the app. He now credits TikTok for helping him gain support among younger voters in the 2024 election.
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