Supreme Court rejects TikTok's appeal not to ban the app in the US. The decision comes amid national security concerns.
Valeria Stihi
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TikTok tried to stop the US ban, imposed on national security grounds. With 170 million users in the US, the Chinese social network has been accused of allegedly providing access to US users' data to Chinese authorities. However, the TikTok story in the US could have a new chapter as Donald Trump could delay the ban by executive order.
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