Can Trump ban TikTok? What the executive order means – explained



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The move requires TikTok and WeChat to find new owners or shut down, but it may not be that simple On Thursday, Donald Trump issued two executive orders aimed at banning TikTok and WeChat, saying the US must take “aggressive action” against the China-based social media platforms in the interest of national security. The move would effectively require TikTok and WeChat to shut down in the US or find new owners within 45 days. Trump claims the apps are a security concern because they are based in China and thus prone to data requests from the Chinese government. Microsoft is already reportedly in talks to purchase TikTok for billions. Continue reading…


Can Trump ban TikTok? What the executive order means – explained

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