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Can Trump Save TikTok? 4 Possibilities, Explained

With the US-China trade tensions escalating, the fate of TikTok, a wildly popular social media app, hangs in the balance. As the clock ticks, the app’s owner, ByteDance, a Chinese company, is working to salvage its US-based operations. One possible salvation lies in an unlikely alliance: Donald Trump, the US President. But can he really save TikTok? Here are four possibilities that could shape the app’s future:

1. Oracle Partnership: Oracle, an American tech giant, is reportedly in talks with ByteDance to acquire the US operations of TikTok. If the deal materializes, it could address concerns about the app’s Chinese ownership. Trump could potentially greenlight the deal, giving it a US-friendly makeover.

2. US-China Deal: In the midst of trade negotiations, Trump might use TikTok as a bargaining chip to extract concessions from Beijing. By securing a US-China trade deal, TikTok could remain in Chinese hands, but with certain limitations or safeguards in place.

3. Forced Sale: If negotiations with ByteDance fail, Trump might opt for a more aggressive approach: forcing ByteDance to sell TikTok to an American company or entity. This could guarantee US control over the app’s operations, but may also spark backlash from TikTok’s user base and international partners.

4. Ban: As a last resort, Trump could resort to banning TikTok entirely, citing national security concerns or allegations of data theft. While this would prevent the app’s use within the US, it might also have unintended consequences for American tech companies and foreign policy relations.

The outcome remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: TikTok’s future is intertwined with the delicate dance between US-China relations and American tech interests. As Trump weighs his options, one thing is certain – the fate of this beloved social media app hangs precariously in the balance.

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