US EditionBiden says he’ll sign bill that could ban TikTok if Congress passes it
- TikTok owner ByteDance faces divestment within 180 days under a proposed bill to prevent data sharing with China's government.
- The White House supports the legislation but believes it still needs further work before President Biden's endorsement.
- Biden recently signed an executive order to prevent large-scale personal data transfers to countries of concern, including China.
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President Biden Commits To U.S. Ban Of TikTok If Bill Reaches His Desk: ‘I Will Sign It’
President Joe Biden has committed to signing a bill that bans the use of TikTok in the U.S. if the bill makes it through the House and Senate — just weeks after joining the platform himself. The Chinese-backed social app is wildly popular in the United States, with 102.3 million active users each month, including the Biden-Harris re-election campaign. A bill is on its way to the House floor over concerns that the Chinese Communist Party can acce…
US President Joe Biden says he would sign Bill leading to TikTok ban
President Joe Biden endorsed legislation that could lead to the popular video-sharing app TikTok being banned in the United States, a move that comes amid growing concern in Washington about keeping Americans’ data out of China’s hands.
Biden Would Sign Bill That Could Ban TikTok
“President Biden said Friday he would support a quickly moving bipartisan bill that could ban TikTok if Congress passes the legislation,” The Hill reports. Said Biden: “If they pass it, I’ll sign it.” Meanwhile, Axios reports Donald Trump stunned Republican China hawks this week when he appeared to argue against banning TikTok. “Neither Trump nor his campaign posts on TikTok, but the shift in position is a sign that the former president recogniz…
The US Congress is studying a bill to ban TikTok in the country: Biden offers his support in case of approval
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Biden says he would sign TikTok crackdown, Trump raises concerns
Biden says he would sign TikTok crackdown, Trump raises concerns President Joe Biden said on Friday he would sign legislation that gives China's ByteDance about six months to divest the popular TikTok short video app as his rival Donald Trump raised concerns about a ban of the service used by 170 million Americans. The U.S. House of Representatives plans to vote on Tuesday or Wednesday of next week on the TikTok crackdown bill after a committee…
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