TikTok builds new US app version ahead of planned sale
Social media giant TikTok will launch a new version of its popular app to Apple's and Google's app stores on September 5, as part of an agreement to sell its US business looms.
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Charles Martin
Lack of DOJ TikTok ban enforcement is about not interfering with foreign policy
A FOIA request revealed the letters sent to Apple and big tech over the TikTok ban, and they claim the law wouldn't be enforced due to it interfering with the President's management of foreign affairs.
Wesley Hilliard
TikTok ban enforcement delayed another 90 days to September 17
President Trump has signed yet another executive order delaying enforcement of the TikTok ban by 90 days, so companies like Apple, Google, and ByteDance don't have to worry about fines.
TikTok dodges U.S. ban 鈥� again 鈥� as Trump administration pushes deadline back
In a move that has almost become tradition, the Trump administration has once again hit pause on the TikTok ban, leaving the app's fate mired in uncertainty.
Amber Neely
Apple given permission to keep TikTok in App Store until US deal is finalized
Apple has been told it is allowed to keep the TikTok app in the App Store, following a US government assurance that no action should be taken for another 75 days.
Trump delays TikTok ban for another 75 days
President Trump has pushed back TikTok's ban date again, saying that his administration has made "tremendous progress" on a deal to "save TikTok."
Trump's solution to the TikTok predicament is 'TikTok America'
After delaying a US-imposed ban on TikTok earlier this year, the Trump Administration has a new plan to keep the wildly popular short-form video platform in the US.
Apple faces billions in liability from Trump's TikTok ban delay
Three senators have warned President Donald Trump that his handling of the TikTok ban puts Apple and other tech companies at risk of liability, potentially costing firms hundreds of billions of dollars.
Malcolm Owen
The future of internet liability is uncertain as congress targets Section 230
Nearly 30 years after it was created, and after 15 years of political wrangling about it, it's beginning to look a law that protects internet companies from legal action over third-party content is on its way out.
Marko Zivkovic
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