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TikTok Temporarily Goes Dark in the United States Following Federal Ban

The app TikTok became unusable for Americans following a federal ban enacted by the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court upheld the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, which President Joe Biden signed in April.
The law requires service providers to stop supporting TikTok if ByteDance does not divest by Sunday.
Users received a message stating that the law would force services to be temporarily unavailable and that they are working to restore service in the US as soon as possible.

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Newsweek

Is TikTok blocking anti-Trump content? What we know

A number of social-media posts claim that the Chinese-owned app is blocking content that is critical of the new president.

1 month ago·United States

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Latin Times

Anti-Trump Searches Appear Hidden on TikTok After App Comes Back Online: 'TikTok is Now Trump's Propaganda'

Searches for anti-Trump content are now appearing hidden on TikTok for many users after the app came back online in the U.S.

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nationalworld.com

"Something bad happened while we were gone”: How TikTok changed following US ban

"Something bad happened while we were gone”: How TikTok changed after the US ban

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Fox Business

Trump evolves from backing TikTok ban to being seen as app's savior

President Trump reversed course on his efforts to ban TikTok in recent months, now being hailed as the app's savior this week.

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Ted Cruz: TikTok “Is Astonishingly Harmful”

TikTok is back but with an uncertain future. Congress passed a law banning it, and the Supreme Court backed them up. The Chinese Communist Party runs TikTok despite claiming they don’t. It shut down for several hours this morning, but Donald Trump promised to pass an executive order for the 90-day reprieve. He is supposed to prove he has legitimate buyers, but we aren’t sure if that is the case. According to The Free Press, Of TikTok’s restorati…

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ANSA

China, 'US should listen to rational voices about the TikTok ban'

Beijing urges the United States to listen to “rational voices” regarding the TikTok ban, in the midst of the entry into force of the ban on the popular Chinese short video app ByteDance for reasons related to national security. (BEND)

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