A MAJOR update has been announced regarding the pending ban of the popular social media app TikTok.
The app used by nearly 140 million Americans is set to be banned on April 5 due to espionage concerns, but all of this may change as a potential deal has reportedly been devised.
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Vice President JD Vance is reportedly partnering with an investor group to announce a plan to save the app, Fox reporter Charles Gasparino posted.
Gasparino wrote that the announcement will “likely to include a grace period to put finishing touches on a deal designed” to stop the ban from taking effect.
The deal is said to allow TikTok’s current parent company, Byte Dance, the opportunity to maintain a small amount of equity.
Despite Byte Dance’s continued involvement, Vance is working to calm Americans’ fears that the app is being used by the Chinese government to spy on them.
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