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Will TikTok Disappear Again? Here's What You Need to Know Just in Case

ByteDance faces an April 5 deadline to sell TikTok's U.S. Operations or risk a ban.
National security concerns and potential Chinese government influence prompted the initial legislation.
Former President Biden signed the law, but Trump could extend the deadline or lower tariffs to encourage a sale.
TikTok briefly went dark in January 2025, and Later reported a 10% post increase on Threads.
Potential buyers include groups led by Frank McCourt, Kevin O'Leary, and MrBeast, as creators hedge their bets.

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Vanity Fair

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Will TikTok Be Banned Again on April 5? How Trump Could Sink—or Save—the Social Media Behemoth

ByteDance technically has until Saturday to begin divestment negotiations or face a ban. But there's no guarantee the president will make the company play by the rules.

1 day ago·United States

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PJ Media

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TikTok Might Have Found an American Buyer, and It's a Perfect Match

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North Jersey

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TikTok ban: Will TikTok go dark again? What to know about TikTok deadline, Trump update

TikTok video app set to go dark— again — as TikTok ban is set to go into effect this week if ByteDance doesn't reach a deal. Here's what to know.

1 day ago·New Jersey, United States

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cnet

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Will TikTok Disappear Again? Here's What You Need to Know Just in Case

The app has until this Saturday to find an appropriate buyer.

1 day ago·New York, United States

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TikTok is almost out of time to find a buyer

TikTok is almost out of time to find a buyer again.

2 days ago·Cedar Rapids, United States

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TikTok is running out of time to find a buyer. This we know

By Clare Duffy, CNN TikTok users could experience déjà vu this week. The future of the popular short video application is once again uncertain, since its possible ban in the United States would be a few days away. TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, is required to sell the app's operations in the United States before April 5, after President Donald Trump extended the deadline in January, or else it could face a ban in the U.S. What happens on Sa…

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