#jaiyeorie The US government has decided not to enforce its ban on Chinese-owned social media sensation TikTok to comply with a federal court ruling issued in the national security case, a media report said Thursday. .
The Wall Street Journal reported that the US Department of Commerce had decided to postpone the execution of an order from the Trump administration to ban the video-sharing app owned by China-based ByteDance.
The move comes after a Pennsylvania federal court blocked the Trump administration from carrying out the ban, which had been ordered by the White House based on claims the app posed a security threat due to ties to the company with Beijing.
According to the report, the Commerce Department said the shutdown
order won’t go into effect “pending further legal developments.”
Other court cases are also pending on the matter.
ByteDance had been given until Thursday to restructure ownership of
the app in the United States to meet national security concerns, but it
filed a petition in a Washington court this week asking for a delay.
The company said in a Tuesday statement that it had asked the
government for a 30-day extension because of “continual new requests and
no clarity on whether our proposed solutions would be accepted,” but it
was not granted.
The Trump administration has been seeking to transfer ownership of
TikTok to an American business to allay security concerns, but no deal
has been finalized.
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