
BREAKING: Trump Administration Lifts TikTok Ban on Government Devices After Ownership Change
The Trump administration has lifted its ban on TikTok for government devices, signaling a shift after the app's ownership changes hands.

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The Trump administration has lifted its ban on TikTok for government devices, signaling a shift after the app's ownership changes hands.

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