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Is TikTok back? Social media platform issues update amid US ban
Is TikTok back? Social media platform issues update amid US ban
Is TikTok back? Social media platform issues update amid US ban

Published on: 01/19/2025

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The announcement comes shortly after Trump said he will issue an executive order that would give the app's parent company more time to find a buyer.

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