The current TikTok ban extension is set to expire on Sept. 17, unless a deal is reached. Trump has extended the app three times.

President Donald Trump hinted in a Truth Social post on Sept. 15 that the United States and China have reached a deal to divest the popular social media platform to a U.S. buyer. The announcement came two days before the next ban deadline for the social media platform, Sept. 17.

The U.S. and China reached a framework on a deal to move TikTok to U.S. ownership and avoid a ban, as President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping plan to finalize it this week.

President Trump posted on his social media site that a deal was reached regarding “a ‘certain’ company that young people in our Country very much wanted to save.”

The president said a meeting between U.S. and Chinese officials went well and that a TikTok deal was reached regarding “a ‘certain’ company" young people in the U.S. "very much wanted to save."

TikTok users in the US might avoid a ban as the Trump administration and China have reached a preliminary agreement regarding the platform's ownership. The plan involves transitioning TikTok to American ownership,

The popular video-based social media app has remained in legal limbo over a U.S. law that threatened to ban it unless it was sold.

Today, social media is likely to spread disinformation, deepen political divides, and erode public trust in everything from elections to public health.

Chinese-owned social media giant TikTok used a former Albanese insider to successfully lobby the Labor government to ban YouTube for children under 16 under new social media laws.

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Dylan Kelly’s quick, fact-dense fashion videos are bite-size history lessons that are perfect for the world of TikTok.

Authorities say that social media platforms should not require age verification for all users when a ban on children under 16 having accounts goes into effect in December in Australia.