TikTok Turns Off in America as Federal Prohibition Implemented on January 19, 2025

The well-known video-sharing platform TikTok has now turned off in the United States as a federal prohibition on the platform is enforced starting from January 19, 2025.

The well-known video-sharing platform TikTok has now turned off in the United States as a federal prohibition on the platform is enforced starting from January 19, 2025.
In a spontaneous notification, the company expressed its disappointment about the impending U.S. regulation that will halt TikTok’s operations from January 19 onwards. The company assured its users that efforts are underway to reinstate the service in the United States as quickly as possible.

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