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Apple and Google allow TikTok back into their US app stores

TikTok has returned to U.S. App stores after President Donald Trump delayed a ban, which was previously removed due to national security concerns arising from its Chinese ownership.
President Trump has stated he is in talks with potential buyers for TikTok, which include former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt and social media personality MrBeast.
The future of TikTok remains uncertain as President Biden signed legislation in April 2024 requiring ByteDance to sell its U.S. Assets or face a ban, amid ongoing concerns about potential surveillance by China.
President Trump signed an executive order delaying the enforcement of the ban, allowing TikTok to resume operations in app stores.

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Los Angeles Times

TikTok is back on Apple and Google app stores in the U.S.

Apple and Google have restored TikTok to their U.S. app stores after President Trump delayed enforcement of a law that requires the popular video app to divest or face a nationwide ban.

7 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Hollywood Life

Who Bought TikTok? How It Came Back to App Stores

TikTok is returning to app stores during President Trump's extension of its ban in the United States. But is a buyer lined up for the app? Find out more here.

7 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Independent

TikTok is back on the app store, but it’s not safe from another ban

Trump says he would make it ‘worthwhile’ for China to allow app to be sold to U.S. buyer

7 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Silicon Republic

Apple and Google allow TikTok back into their US app stores

US president Donald Trump’s executive order pauses the app’s ban in the country until early April. Read more: Apple and Google allow TikTok back into their US app stores

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completemusicupdate.com

TikTok back in Apple and Google US app stores, as Trump says he may further postpone the ban

US collecting society The MLC has asked the judge that dismissed its big bundling lawsuit against Spotify to reconsider the case. Or, alternatively, to ‘vacate’ her judgement so that it can submit an amended lawsuit. Judge Analisa Torres last month dismissed with prejudice the MLC’s claim that Spotify was wrong to reclassify its premium subscription product as a music + audiobooks bundle in order to reduce what it pays songwriters and music publ…

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