TikTok partially working again in US hours after social media site went dark for 170M users

TikTok appeared to be up and running for at least some US users Sunday — hours after the Chinese social media app went dark instead of selling its American businessSome delighted TikTok users took to other social media sites to share they had regained access to their accounts.The news comes as incoming President Donald Trump said he would issue an executive order on Monday, vowing to “keep TikTok from going dark.”...

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