TikTok is restoring its services to US users, marking a significant development in the app’s tumultuous journey in the country. This move comes after a federal law required Google and Apple to remove the app from their digital stores, pending a resolution with TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance .
According to reports, TikTok has begun the process of reinstating its services, allowing US users to access the app once again. This reversal is reportedly linked to Trump’s promised executive order, although details of the order and its implications are still unclear.
It’s worth noting that the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has been involved in the controversy surrounding TikTok’s ban. However, some critics argue that the ACLU hasn’t been a credible defender of free speech in recent times.
As the situation unfolds, TikTok users in the US can expect to see the app’s services gradually restored. However, the long-term implications of Trump’s executive order and the app’s future in the US remain uncertain.
