Trump Grants 75-Day Extension for TikTok Sale as Negotiations Progress
- President Donald Trump is extending TikTok's operation in the U.S. For 75 days while negotiating a deal for American ownership.
- Congress mandated a divestiture from China by January 19, but Trump unilaterally moved the deadline to continue negotiations.
- A survey by the Pew Research Center showed that support for a TikTok ban dropped from 50% to roughly one-third since March 2023, mainly due to data security concerns.
- Trump expressed hope to finalize a deal soon, aiming to ensure TikTok remains accessible for its 170 million American users.
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USA: Deadline for TikTok in the USA renewed by order
The future of TikTok in the US remains open: According to US President Trump, a "deal" still needs time. He wants to extend the availability of the video app for the second time for 75 days - although there is no legal basis for this.[more]]>
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Amid an escalating series of national security scandals, President Donald Trump extended his delay of Congress’s mandated divestment or ban on the popular social media platform TikTok by another 75 days—framing the move as evidence that his widely criticized and market-disrupting tariff policies are a “powerful” and necessary tool for safeguarding national security.Trump claimed on Friday that his administration has been “working very hard” to s…
Trump extends TikTok deadline 75 days to save app
President Donald Trump said he has decided to extend the deadline for Chinese firm ByteDance Ltd. to divest TikTok’s United States operations and give his administration more time to finalize a plan to keep the popular app running in the the country.
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