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TikTok went offline in the US on Saturday night ahead of a law banning the app. The ban follows a Supreme Court ruling and prohibits US companies from hosting or serving content for the Chinese-owned platform unless sold to a US-based or allied company. Despite the ban, TikTok hinted at possible reinstatement, with US President-elect Donald Trump considering a 90-day extension.
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