United States President Donald Trump postponed Tiktok for the third time in the United States. The agent extended the measure for 90 days, while the social network negotiates a sale to a North -American company.
The postponement was announced in Truthsocial, the social network created by Trump, and is the third time that the application of the exile has been postponed after Trump’s possession.
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On January 20, the first day of the second term of the President of the United States, Trump ordered a period of 90 days for Tiktok to continue working.
This happened after Tiktok was within a few hours of the United States after a law that went through the law and ratified by the Supreme Court that determined the end of social media activities throughout the United States.
In April, when the 90 days defined in January were about to finish, Trump determined a new suspension of the measurement application.
It is unclear if Trump will postpone the exile in the near future or if, at the end of 90 days, it began on Thursday (19), the application will definitely block if no agreement reaches a north -American company.
Tiktok celebrates the decision
Tiktok celebrated the decision. At the AP News Agency, the company thanked the President of the United States for the measure. “We appreciate the leadership and support of President Trump for ensuring that Tiktok is still available to more than 170 million North -American users and 7.5 million companies that are committed to the platform, as we continue to negotiate with the Vance President’s office,” the statement said.
Daniel Junqueira is a graduate journalist at the Methodist University of São Paulo. He began his career that covers technology in 2009. He is currently a reporter for products and reviews in the digital aspect.
