Tiktok remains at the Prosecutor General’s App Pam Bondi Store

Apple The app store will be stored in its app store at least 75 days after receiving guarantees from the Prosecutor General Bondi, reports report from Bloomberg News.

This happens after the president Donald Trump signed on Friday executive order Continue the ticket ban For the second time. Tiktok will be banned in the United States if China’s byan does not sell its operations in the US in accordance with the National Security Act signed by the former president Joe Biden In April 2024.

A letter to Apple AG Bondi wrote that the company should act in accordance with Trump’s expansion and that it will not be fined for the platform, according to the unnamed sources given in the report.

Apple did not respond to a comment request.

After Tiktok went off offline in January for US users, after the initial ban, it remained inaccessible to download the app store until February 13. Apple has resumed Tiktok to your app store after receiving a similar letter from Bondi.

The extension comes a few days after Trump announced the total 54% tariffs in China. Before the additional deployment tariffs on April 2, the president said he could Reduce duties About the country to help facilitate Baitan’s transaction to sell its Tiktok US operations.

“Maybe I will give them a little decrease in tariffs or anything to do it,” Trump said during a press conference in March. “Tiktta is big, but every moment in the tariffs costs more than Tiktok.”

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