Service back online
TikTok ban in the USA: Trump announces suspension
US President-elect Donald Trump announced on Sunday that he would suspend the ban imposed on the video platform TikTok in the USA by decree. The Chinese company responded promptly ...
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen In his online service Truth Social, the Republican declared that he was in favor of the service, which is operated by Chinese parent company ByteDance, being half-owned by the US in a joint venture in the future.
"Save TikTok", wrote the Republican, who will be sworn in on Monday, on Truth Social - as is often the case, all in capital letters.
TikTok had previously blocked access for its approximately 170 million users due to the law that came into force in the USA to ban the video platform from app stores.
TikTok is back online in the USA. As justification for the move, the app operators referred to the future president's assurance that there would be no penalties for the platform's US service providers.
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