For now, TikTok continues to function for its 170 million users in the U.S. Tech giants Apple, Google and Oracle were persuaded to continue to offer and support the app, on the promise that Trump’s Justice Department would not use the law to seek potentially steep fines against them.

President Trump is expected to talk with Chinese officials this week about a possible TikTok deal. Here's what we know.

Popular video-sharing app TikTok is still available to US users only because President Trump issued an executive order in early 2025 to postpone the ban the Chinese app is facing. Trump has extended the delay two more times since then, with the latest extension coming just a few weeks ago.

TikTok is developing a brand new version of its app for US users amid a looming ban of the hugely popular video sharing platform, according to reports.The Chinese-owned app risks being banned in the US in September if its parent company ByteDance does not sell it to an American owner.

Any deal, however, would need approval from the Chinese government, which is also still wrangling with the Trump administration over tariffs. The outlet reports that the Trump administration says it’s close to working out a sale to a group of “non-Chinese” investors,