​​The date when TikTok would be blocked in the U.S. has become | CopyRage Official

​​The date when TikTok would be blocked in the U.S. has become known. "I set a date of around Sept. 15, at which point it's going to be out of business," Donald Trump told White House reporters.

Recently, TikTok was under CFIUS review. Steve Mnuchin, U.S. Treasury Secretary, said that CFIUS would make a recommendation to Donald Trump about the popular Chinese-owned short-video sharing app.
The app which allows users to video themselves and share the short videos with background music is owned by the Chinese company ByteDance. The relationship has caused the Trump administration, as well as lawmakers across both aisles, to accuse the app of being a security threat. The discussion of the TikTok ban on the U.S. territory the government started amid a deterioration in relations with China.

Despite the decision of TikTok blocking, Trump doesn’t still mind if the company would be bought by Microsoft or another "secure" and "very American" company. Meantime, Microsoft is in talks to buy the Chinese social network, which has a massive footprint in the U.S. and beyond.

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