U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated on Thursday that TikTok must cease its American operations unless China approves a sale of the Chinese-owned short-video app, used by approximately 170 million Americans. Speaking on CNBC, Lutnick emphasized that America must control the algorithm driving the social media platform. David Shepardson for Reuters:
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TikTok will go dark in America without Chinese approval of sale deal – U.S. commerce secretary Lutnick
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