Trump Extends TikTok Ban To 75 Days But Why?
In a twist no one saw coming, President Trump—once TikTok’s fiercest critic—has now become its unlikely savior. Just days after the app was banned on
In a twist no one saw coming, President Trump—once TikTok’s fiercest critic—has now become its unlikely savior. Just days after the app was banned on
Amid global security concerns about the Chinese-owned app, some democrat lawmakers are firmly against banning TikTok. A week ago, TikTok’s CEO Shou Zi Chew, faced four and a half hours of questioning at the US congressional hearing where the CEO was thrown at uncomfortable questions whether or not TikTok is safe for American users.
Former Trump official said that the video sharing platform TikTok is cocaine amid serious western allegations against the app. Keith Krach, the undersecretary of State for economic growth, in the former President Trump administration argued that TikTok preys on children due to the way it is programmed.
