TikTok fans, you can exhale—your endless scroll is safe for now.
The app is back on US app stores after a last-minute pause on its ban, courtesy of—you guessed it—Donald Trump.
Because when it comes to TikTok, the drama never ends.
After briefly vanishing like a magician’s trick, TikTok reappeared after Trump stopped enforcing a law that could boot the app unless its Chinese owner, ByteDance, sells it.
That deadline’s now pushed to April 5.
What’s Coming For TikTok?
Trump, who once wanted TikTok gone, now seems kind of into it.
He even bragged about his campaign videos racking up billions of views.
The man’s got a “warm spot” for the app—his words.
Potential buyers? The lineup’s wild.
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, billionaire Elon Musk, and even YouTube superstar MrBeast (because why not?) are all floating around.
Trump’s even pitched a “buy it, give half to the U.S.” idea—classic.
So, will TikTok survive this political tug-of-war? Or will your For You page be replaced by nothing?
