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Biden and Trump Explore Options to Preserve TikTok Amid Ban Threat

As a TikTok ban looms, Biden and Trump consider ways to maintain access to the app while addressing national security concerns.

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With a TikTok ban deadline approaching, both President Biden's administration and President-elect Trump are exploring options to preserve the app's availability. Trump's national security adviser nominee, Mike Waltz, stated Trump aims to negotiate a resolution. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is considering how to avoid an immediate shutdown of TikTok, following recent Supreme Court hearings on national security concerns related to its Chinese ownership. Influencer sentiments and user migrations to alternative apps reflect rising tensions around privacy, data security, and free speech.

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