U.S.A. authorities have postponed the implementation of a decision to ban the video-sharing app TikTok, a U.S. court has ordered.
According to international media, the US government has postponed the implementation of the decision to ban the video sharing app TikTok. According to US officials, they will abide by the decision of a US court in favor of TikTok.
Earlier, Trump administration officials have been pushing for a ban on the popular app, alleging that TikTok is linked to Chinese authorities through its proprietary Chinese company, Bite Dance, and that TikTok users' data is leaked to China. Can get
TikTok has more than 100 million users in the United States, and the app has been given a respite from the Federal Commerce Department's announcement that the decision to ban the app is being delayed following a US judge's order.
A statement from the US Department of Commerce said that the department was abiding by the court's decision and would not enforce the ban until further notice. The US government has also filed an appeal against the ruling.
The White House says TikTok must become a US-owned company whose shares are held by US investors to avoid sanctions.
On the other hand, the TikTok administration says it hopes to find a solution to the problem that addresses US security concerns, although we do not agree with those concerns.
Bite Dance and TikTok have also proposed to form a new company with IT firm Oracle and retailer chain Wal-Mart, with Oracle Technology Partner and Wal-Mart Business Partner, but no progress has been made on the deal. Has not happened
