A month after federal regulators ordered it to disclose how its practices affect children and teenagers, TikTok is tightening its privacy practices for the under-18 crowd.
The Chinese move comes as outgoing U.S. President Donald Trump extends his campaign against Chinese companies in his final days in office, further straining ties between the world's two largest econom
China's ByteDance is in talks to buy into mobile games publisher CMGE Technology Group, sources said, as the owner of short video app TikTok moves to strengthen its next pillar of growth
The deal would come as the gaming industry continues to benefit from Covid-19 pandemic countermeasures which have forced people to stay at home, boosting game downloads
A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump's attempts to ban TikTok, the latest legal defeat for the administration as it tries to wrest the popular app from its Chinese owners
Chinese short-video making app TikTok has expanded a privacy feature where parents will have more options over what their children can see and restrict comments on their content
Patrick S Ryan submitted a filing dated November 13, stating that both sides were asking the court to dismiss the case with prejudice
TikTok said in a statement earlier that it had asked the US government for a 30-day extension
TikTok faced a deadline on Thursday to comply with the United States' order to sell its US operations or be shut down, although the demand did not go into effect on time
TikTok said it now has until Nov. 27 to reach an agreement
President Donald Trump in an Aug. 14 order directed ByteDance to divest the app within 90 days, which falls on Thursday
TikTok's Chinese owner, ByteDance, has until Thursday to sell off its US operations under an executive order that Trump signed in August
While TikTok is what ByteDance is best known for globally, the app contributes little to the Chinese company's revenue overall.
The Chinese company is in talks with a group of investors including Sequoia over funding that would boost its valuation to $180 billion
Trump administration contends that TikTok poses national security concerns as personal data collected on 100 million Americans who use the app could be obtained by China's government
TikTok is not available in China and Douyin is TikTok's Chinese counterpart
TikTok is not available in China and Douyin is TikTok's Chinese counterpart
It promised to reallocate resources to improve its system
The company said its users and creators in Pakistan are still unable to access TikTok, more than one week after our services were blocked by the PTA
TikTok's source code and user data are maintained separately from other businesses of its parent company ByteDance, a top company executive said in a court filing