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• Deadline Extension: Donald Trump has decided to extend the deadline for the TikTok ban by an additional 90 days. This extension allows for further evaluation and consideration of the app's potential national security risks.
• National Security Concerns: The administration has cited ongoing concerns about TikTok's ownership by the Chinese company ByteDance as a significant reason for the ban. Officials believe that user data from U.S. citizens could be accessed by the Chinese government.
• Potential Government Actions: There are two primary approaches being considered by the U.S. government: a complete ban on TikTok or compelling its sale to an American company, which would alleviate national security fears.
• TikTok's Response: In response to the government's actions, TikTok has consistently denied allegations that it poses any threat to U.S. national security, arguing that user data is securely stored.
• Ongoing Debate: The situation reflects a broader debate on data privacy and international relations, particularly between the U.S. and China, affecting the future of several high-profile tech companies.

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