Yesterday evening, numerous ByteDance-owned apps unexpectedly returned to the Apple and Google app stores after being absent for nearly a month. This includes TikTok and the video editing app CapCut.

South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden has added an AI chatbot and social media platform to the list of banned apps for use by state ...

President Donald Trump says his administration is in talks with four different groups about the sale of TikTok, Reuters ...

Apple and Google on Thursday evening restored TikTok to their respective app stores in the U.S., nearly a month after they removed the short video app ...

It is not immediately clear how many agencies use the apps and DeepSeek on state-owned devices ... which the Chinese-based company ByteDance owns, from state devices in 2022.

Pursuant to the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, apps developed by ByteDance Ltd. and ... with 20% owned by its Chinese founders and 20% by employees ...

Chinese firm ByteDance-owned TikTok has over 1.9 billion users globally. The company has some 170 million users in the US. In ...

both apps have rocketed up the App Store charts. Here’s what you need to know about their return—and why you might want to download them again while you can. Yesterday evening, numerous ...

The companies have also restored other apps owned by TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, (video editor CapCut and social media app Lemon8) that they had removed to comply with the law. Spurred by ...