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    Home - Tech news - TikTok asks US Supreme Court to temporarily block law that could ban popular app
    Tech news Updated:December 17, 2024

    TikTok asks US Supreme Court to temporarily block law that could ban popular app

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    TikTok asks US Supreme Court to temporarily block law that could ban popular app

    TikTok petitioned the US Supreme Court to halt a law mandating its Chinese parent, ByteDance, to divest or close the app by January 19. This appeal coincided with TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew’s meeting with President-elect Trump, who expressed interest in reviewing the app despite the law signed by President Biden.

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