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    TikTok’s ban in the US, halted by the US Commerce Department.

    Charlie JamesonBy Charlie JamesonNovember 13, 2020Updated:April 27, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Trump administration had forced TikTok to sell its US operations to a US-based company.

    Key points:

    1. Order to ban TikTok’s operations in the US, averted by the US Commerce Department.

    2. TikTok had complied with Trump’s order by joining hands with Oracle and Walmart.

    3. Trump administration had alleged TikTok of leaking US customer-data to China.

    US Commerce Department halts TikTok deadline ban:

    The US Commerce Department has halted a ban on TikTok that became because of coming into impact on Thursday night. The order might have averted the app from being downloaded withinside the US. The Commerce Department not on time the ban “pending similarly felony developments,” bringing up a Philadelphia courtroom docket ruling from September wherein 3 distinguished TikTokers had argued the app need to be allowed to function in America.

    TikTok had announced that it had struck deal with Walmart and Oracle:

    The decision could be a comfort to the predicted a hundred million US TikTok customers. In September, TikTok’s Chinese owner, ByteDance introduced a cope with Walmart and Oracle to shift TikTok’s US belongings into a brand-new entity known as TikTok Global. Donald Trump tentatively supported the deal. However, on Tuesday TikTok stated it had had no comments from the United States authorities in months.

    US Commerce Department defends Trump administration's TikTok ban after new  court ruling

    President Trump wanted TikTok to be sold to a US-based company:

    President Trump has stated he needs TikTok to be bought by a US company. Both he and the Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, have again and again stated that the statistics of US customers might be handed directly to the Chinese authorities, even though no proof has been offered to display this. TikTok denies the allegations.

    India has banned TikTok:

    After a diplomatic spat with China, just like the US, was already banned in India. TikTok could not be reached for comment.

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