TikTok is preparing a standalone version of its platform specifically for users in the United States, part of an urgent effort to comply with federal law requiring that the app’s Chinese parent ...

TikTok is reportedly building a new version of its app specifically for the United States. The video sharing platform’s app for American users has a planned launch in U.S. app stores Sept. 5 ...

The app is expected to operate on a separate algorithm and data system and users outside the US would not find this version ...

TikTok races to launch a U.S.-based version of its platform by September 5 in a bid to avoid a federal ban and navigate mounting legal and political pressure over its ties to China ...

TikTok's (BDNCE) standalone app for U.S. users is expected to operate on a separate algorithm and data system from its global app, according to a Reuters report on Wednesday, citing sources ...

TikTok races to launch a U.S.-based version of its platform by September 5 in a bid to avoid a federal ban and navigate mounting legal and political pressure over its ties to China ...

ByteDance may soon release a U.S.-specific version of wildly popular social media app, which has been downloaded more than 186 million times and has roughly 1.8 million active users worldwide.

Now, in its third Trump-enabled extension, TikTok is reportedly planning to release a U.S. version of its app, if The Information ‘s anonymous sources are to be believed.

President Trump is expected to have discussions about a potential TikTok deal with China this week. A deadline extension gives China-based ByteDance until Sept. 17 to divest U.S. assets of TikTok.

For now, TikTok continues to function for its 170 million users in the U.S. Tech giants Apple, Google and Oracle were persuaded to continue to offer and support the app, on the promise that Trump ...

Another day, another music-focused expansion from TikTok, which has confirmed YouTube Music’s “Add to Music App” integration.