If you placed a bet that a social media app would be the most talked-about national security ... Guess we’ll see what happens over time. Tick tock, TikTok.

TikTok started restoring service in the U.S. on Sunday after a whipsaw of events that saw the video app make good on a threat to go dark, only to have President-elect Donald Trump halt enforcement ...

The timeline raises the odds of the law being upheld, potentially forcing a ban or sale of the app. The stakes are high. Firms not complying face penalties of $5,000 per user for data violations ...

AMID talks of a TikTok ban in other countries, Jamaican content creators are pushing back at the negativity that has permeated the social media platform recently, stating that the app has become ...

It’s also worth noting that several billionaires (including Elon Musk) are interested in buying the app’s U.S. assets. What happens if the ban is upheld? It would be removed from the app ...

It wasn’t just about the numbers–these apps were minting money through ads, live streaming, and e-commerce. But as the user base grew, the pace slowed. Growth rates dropped from a brisk 19% ...

The social media platform is days away from a shutdown — and users are scrambling to find new homes for their content.

“Saheb is definitely hurt that importance was given to personal political ambitions over the family,” says Vitthal Maniar, 86, sitting in his office in a crowded lane of Nana Peth in ...

So here we are—the long-running TikTok ban saga finally has entered what could be its end-zone. The app has gone dark in the U.S., with users told “Sorry, TikTok ...

The introduction of the App Store in 2008 on the iPhone was one of the most important additions and is the reason why we now enjoy a virtually endless selection of apps and games. Without this ...

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