The app is currently operational, but not available for download
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to delay the enforcement of a ban on TikTok by 75 days, suggesting the U.S. government should have a stake in the app's U.S. business. The order followed legal and political maneuvers that left TikTok users uncertain about the app's fate. Trump's actions came after TikTok was briefly taken offline due to a law requiring its sale on national security grounds. The app is now operational, but not available for download on major app stores. Trump's order directs the attorney general to hold off on enforcing the ban to allow time for further action.
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