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US judge suspends Donald Trump’s TikTok ban

By DW
28 September 2020   |   11:47 am
TikTok has won a last-minute reprieve after a federal judge halted the Trump administration's ban on downloads. However, the court rejected the tech firm's request to suspend a total ban, set to begin on November 12.

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