US President Donald Trump expanded to block Chinese social networks Tiktok China in the United States for 90 days, until September 17.
“I have just signed an executive decree about extending the termination of Tiktok for 90 days (until September 17, 2025),” the US leader wrote on his page on the Truth Social social network.
About the years have passed since the law takes effect, Tiktok should be banned in the United States if Chinese parent company Bytedance will not sell it. On January 20, Trump, after taking office, signed an executive decree under which the blocking of this platform in the United States was delayed at least 75 days. He also told reporters that the United States should have the right half of Tiktok, but not exactly what this means.
Trump previously said that he “warmly” mentioned this platform, because the user's voice among the young Americans contributed to his victory in the national state election in November 2024. Previously, the press secretary of the Embassy of Prc in Washington Liu Penyuy, in a comment on this situation.
In 2024, the 46th President Joe Biden signed the law that was required to sell or prevent Tiktok activities in the United States until January 19 this year. Currently, the Washington government is selecting potential candidates to buy 50% of Tiktok shares.