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TikTok Could Face US Ban as Lawmakers Announce Bipartisan Bid to Block App Over Spying, Censorship Concerns
TikTok could face a ban in the US, as lawmakers unveiled bipartisan legislation aimed at banning the Chinese video sharing app. The US is concerned that TikTok, which is owned by ByteDance, could be used to spy on 200 million American users and censor content on the popular social media app.
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China Accuses US of 'Political Suppression' Over TikTok, WeChat Ban
Beijing on Friday accused the United States of "suppression" after President Donald Trump ordered sweeping restrictions against Chinese social media giants TikTok and WeChat.
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China Accuses US Of "Suppression" After Trump's TikTok, WeChat Ban Order
Beijing on Friday accused the United States of "suppression" after President Donald Trump ordered sweeping restrictions against Chinese social media giants TikTok and WeChat.
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WeChat Owner Tencent's Investments in the US and Beyond: A List
US President Donald Trump has issued an executive order banning U.S. transactions involving Chinese social media and video game leader Tencent Holdings Ltd, owner of messaging app WeChat, on national security grounds.
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Trump Order Targets Chinese Internet Giants TikTok, WeChat
US President Donald Trump has announced sweeping restrictions against Chinese-owned social media giants TikTok and WeChat, his latest explosive move aimed at countering China's rising global power.
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TikTok's US Strategy Defended by Parent ByteDance Founder in Letter to Staff
ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming told employees on Tuesday there were misunderstandings on Chinese social media about TikTok's situation in the United States and that the company could face more difficulties as anti-Chinese sentiment rose abroad.
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China Will Not Accept US 'Theft' of TikTok, Says State Media
China will not accept the "theft" of a Chinese technology company and is able to respond to Washington's move to push ByteDance to sell short-video app TikTok's US operations to Microsoft, the China Daily newspaper said on Tuesday.
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China Will Not Accept US "Theft" Of TikTok: State Media
China will not accept the "theft" of a Chinese technology company and is able to respond to Washington's move to push ByteDance to sell short-video app TikTok's U.S. operations to Microsoft, the China Daily newspaper said on Tuesday.
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TikTok Parent ByteDance Working Flat Out for 'Best Outcome': Report
The founder of ByteDance, which owns social media giant TikTok, said Monday his teams were working around-the-clock "for the best outcome" as talks on the sale of its US operation to Microsoft continue, Chinese media reported.
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Microsoft TikTok US Acquisition: Deal Talks Draw Criticism in China
Microsoft’s talks to buy the US operations of TikTok provoked an outcry on Chinese social media as well as drew criticism from prominent ByteDance investor, Fred Hu.
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Microsoft In Talks To Acquire TikTok's US Ops As Trump Wants Ban: Report
Technology giant Microsoft is in advance talks to acquire TikTok's US operations, according to a media report on Friday, even as President Donald Trump said his administration is considering to ban the Chinese video app.
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Trump To Order China's Bytedance To Sell TikTok's US Operations: Report
President Donald Trump was preparing an order requiring the fast-growing social media app TikTok to be divested from its Chinese parent firm on national security grounds, media reports said Friday.
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"Polls Driving Washington Mad": China Media On Houston Consulate Closure
The move by the United States government to shut down China's consulate in Houston is an attempt to blame Beijing for American failures ahead of presidential elections in November, Chinese state media said in editorials published on Thursday.
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Top Trump Aide Warns of 'Strong Actions' on TikTok, Angering China
A top White House official said he expected President Trump to act firmly against the TikTok and WeChat social media apps, prompting an angry response from China on Monday.
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Twitter Flags China Spokesman's Tweet on COVID-19
Twitter has flagged a tweet written in March by a Chinese government spokesman that suggested the US military brought the novel coronavirus to China, as the social media platform ramps up fact-checking of posts.
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TikTok Could Face US Ban as Lawmakers Announce Bipartisan Bid to Block App Over Spying, Censorship Concerns
TikTok could face a ban in the US, as lawmakers unveiled bipartisan legislation aimed at banning the Chinese video sharing app. The US is concerned that TikTok, which is owned by ByteDance, could be used to spy on 200 million American users and censor content on the popular social media app.
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China Accuses US of 'Political Suppression' Over TikTok, WeChat Ban
Beijing on Friday accused the United States of "suppression" after President Donald Trump ordered sweeping restrictions against Chinese social media giants TikTok and WeChat.
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China Accuses US Of "Suppression" After Trump's TikTok, WeChat Ban Order
Beijing on Friday accused the United States of "suppression" after President Donald Trump ordered sweeping restrictions against Chinese social media giants TikTok and WeChat.
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WeChat Owner Tencent's Investments in the US and Beyond: A List
US President Donald Trump has issued an executive order banning U.S. transactions involving Chinese social media and video game leader Tencent Holdings Ltd, owner of messaging app WeChat, on national security grounds.
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Trump Order Targets Chinese Internet Giants TikTok, WeChat
US President Donald Trump has announced sweeping restrictions against Chinese-owned social media giants TikTok and WeChat, his latest explosive move aimed at countering China's rising global power.
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TikTok's US Strategy Defended by Parent ByteDance Founder in Letter to Staff
ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming told employees on Tuesday there were misunderstandings on Chinese social media about TikTok's situation in the United States and that the company could face more difficulties as anti-Chinese sentiment rose abroad.
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China Will Not Accept US 'Theft' of TikTok, Says State Media
China will not accept the "theft" of a Chinese technology company and is able to respond to Washington's move to push ByteDance to sell short-video app TikTok's US operations to Microsoft, the China Daily newspaper said on Tuesday.
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China Will Not Accept US "Theft" Of TikTok: State Media
China will not accept the "theft" of a Chinese technology company and is able to respond to Washington's move to push ByteDance to sell short-video app TikTok's U.S. operations to Microsoft, the China Daily newspaper said on Tuesday.
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TikTok Parent ByteDance Working Flat Out for 'Best Outcome': Report
The founder of ByteDance, which owns social media giant TikTok, said Monday his teams were working around-the-clock "for the best outcome" as talks on the sale of its US operation to Microsoft continue, Chinese media reported.
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Microsoft TikTok US Acquisition: Deal Talks Draw Criticism in China
Microsoft’s talks to buy the US operations of TikTok provoked an outcry on Chinese social media as well as drew criticism from prominent ByteDance investor, Fred Hu.
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Microsoft In Talks To Acquire TikTok's US Ops As Trump Wants Ban: Report
Technology giant Microsoft is in advance talks to acquire TikTok's US operations, according to a media report on Friday, even as President Donald Trump said his administration is considering to ban the Chinese video app.
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Trump To Order China's Bytedance To Sell TikTok's US Operations: Report
President Donald Trump was preparing an order requiring the fast-growing social media app TikTok to be divested from its Chinese parent firm on national security grounds, media reports said Friday.
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"Polls Driving Washington Mad": China Media On Houston Consulate Closure
The move by the United States government to shut down China's consulate in Houston is an attempt to blame Beijing for American failures ahead of presidential elections in November, Chinese state media said in editorials published on Thursday.
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Top Trump Aide Warns of 'Strong Actions' on TikTok, Angering China
A top White House official said he expected President Trump to act firmly against the TikTok and WeChat social media apps, prompting an angry response from China on Monday.
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Twitter Flags China Spokesman's Tweet on COVID-19
Twitter has flagged a tweet written in March by a Chinese government spokesman that suggested the US military brought the novel coronavirus to China, as the social media platform ramps up fact-checking of posts.
