The US Supreme Court validated the law threatening TikTok with a ban from Sunday, but Donald Trump, who will be president again on Monday, asked for time to decide whether to apply it or not.
“I want to thank President Trump for his commitment to working with us to find a solution that allows TikTok to remain available in the United States,” said Shou Chew, the boss of the application, in a video on the platform Friday.
The US Supreme Court validated the law threatening TikTok with a ban from Sunday, but Donald Trump, who will be president again on Monday, asked for time to decide whether to apply it or not. Shou Chew is one of the guests of honor at the inauguration ceremony.
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