Here’s a twist: President Trump might let TikTok stick around for a bit longer. In a recent chat with NBC News, he hinted that he’s considering giving the app a 90-day extension to avoid a ban. But why the change of heart? Trump’s been against TikTok before, worrying about its Chinese ties and data collection. Now, he’s saying he needs more time to figure things out.

The law passed last year gives the president the power to delay the ban if there’s progress toward selling TikTok to a non-Chinese company. But with the deadline looming and no clear deals in sight, users are getting nervous. TikTok even threatened to go dark if they don’t get some reassurance. The White House thinks it’s just a drama move, but TikTok’s fans aren’t taking any chances. They’re downloading other Chinese apps, even if it raises security concerns.

It’s not just about TikTok’s future. The app’s fans and the government are at odds over what should happen. Some lawmakers want a sale or ban because of ByteDance’s Chinese government links. But TikTok’s users love the app and aren’t keen on losing it. And let’s not forget, Trump’s been getting a lot of views on his TikTok accounts. Maybe that’s why he’s rethinking his stance?

The Supreme Court chimed in, upholding the law and turning down TikTok’s free speech arguments. Trump asked for some time to find alternatives to a ban, and now he’s saying he needs more time to review the situation. So, TikTok’s fate hangs in the balance, and everyone’s waiting for Trump’s final call.

TikTok’s 90-Day Reprieve: What’s Trump Thinking?

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