Thanks to Donald Trump's intervention, TikTok is back online in the U.S. after a brief suspension, bringing relief to millions of users
In a remarkable development, TikTok has started restoring its services to U.S. users after a complete ban of under 24 hours. After the app went offline, the frustrated app users made their displeasure loud and clear, especially since American users numbered over 170 million. For millions of others, TikTok was invaluable for stress relief, and the users expressed their anger after the sudden service interruption.
The ban was lifted when President Donald Trump stepped in to provide the much-needed clarity and assurance that TikTok’s providers so deeply wanted. Trump gave them the promise to make no penalties and the rest of the service was restored quickly. Many U.S. based TikTok users greatly welcomed this, as they were just desperate for the service to come back.
Users trying to access the app were met with a frustrating message, “Sorry, TikTok is currently unavailable” during the period of downtime. This led to widespread confusion, however, with the help of Trump’s involvement, TikTok users are once again able to enjoy the content on the platform at no further delay.
The ban which lasted for a short period and its quick resolution has highlighted how TikTok is of great significance to the lives of millions, with a good number of Americans expressing their gratit
