#Trump postpones TikTok ban#
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Trump has delayed the ban on TikTok and plans to establish a joint venture in which the US would have a 50% stake, thus ensuring control over TikTok. This move has attracted widespread attention, and TikTok has also stated that it will work with Trump to develop a long-term solution to ensure its continued operation in the US. Currently, TikTok has resumed its services in the US and has thanked Trump for providing necessary clarifications and assurances to its service providers.
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Trump has postponed the ban on TikTok and plans to help TikTok continue operating in the US through an executive order. He plans to establish a joint venture company where the US would have a 50% stake to ensure it controls TikTok and keeps it running. Trump said he asked the company to keep TikTok "alive" and called for the US to have a partial ownership in the joint venture. TikTok said it would work with Trump to develop a long-term solution to ensure its continued operation in the United States. After Trump provided "assurances," TikTok has resumed its service in the US.
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Trump plans to ensure control of TikTok by establishing a joint venture where the US will own 50% of the shares, thereby ensuring control over TikTok and allowing it to continue operating in the US.
Trump said he will sign an executive order to postpone the TikTok ban and has called for the US to have partial ownership of TikTok in the joint venture.
Trump believes TikTok poses a threat to US national security and said he will take steps to protect the data security of US users.
TikTok said it will work with Trump to develop a long-term solution to ensure its continued operation in the US.