Trump officially signs an executive order to ban TikTok and WeChat

Trump officially signs to ban TikTok and WeChat – The President Donald Trump on Thursday provide executive rules that would ban the social media app TikTok and WeChat through working in the US in 45 days if they are not been purchased by their Chinese-owned parent companies.

President has now threatened to ban TikTok in the US, mentioning national security concerns, and the company is now in ready to sell its to American business to Microsoft. Trump administration decided that the Chinese government has access to user information which are been gathered by TikTok, that the company has reject.

President Donald Trump increase up pressure on TikTok, the famous short-video app, on Thursday evening, stating that an executive order which will be effectively the app will be ban in the US next month.

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A lot of TikTok’s users and fans have overreacted over the app’s pending future. Since Trump’s threat last Friday, TikTok users all over the US start live streaming and posting videos in acclaim to what they hesitate was the end of the app. While others were making ways to get around a ban, along with through trying to trick servers to allow it look like they’re streaming from various country where TikTok is allowed to work.

President’s warn to shut down the site also arrives a month since a stunt ordered mainly through TikTok may have led to a little attend of Trump campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma. At the days starting up to the June 20 rally, a group effort was underway on TikTok giving motivation to people to register online for the free event and not show up.

At the date of September 20, the entire residence in the U.S. will be banned from doing business along with ByteDance, its division, and WeChat. TikTok and WeChat ban