TikTok returns to Apple, Google app stores after Trump halts ban
Washington: TikTok has made a return to Apple and Google app stores nearly a month after a newly enacted security law forced its removal. According to reports, the Chinese-owned social media platform continues to face the possibility of being banned in the United States due to national security concerns regarding the data it gathers on its users.
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