US officials: The less likely Trump solves the Tiktok problem

U.S. officials who understand the situation say that the current President Trump, the current President of the United States, is more likely to solve Tiktok's fate before he stepped down on January 20, but it is still possible to reach an agreement in January.

According to Reuters, the U.S. government appealed on the preliminary ban issued by the US judge on December 7 on Monday on Monday, which prevented the implementation of the US Department of Commerce's ban on Tiktok.

The Trump administration's reason for TIKTOK is a concern for national security, saying that the Chinese government may obtain personal data from American users.Tiktok, who has more than 100 million users in the United States, denies the allegations.

In a ruling on December 7, Carl Nichols, a U.S. Federal Federal Federal Federal Federal Region, issued a ban to prevent the US Department of Commerce from prohibiting Tiktok from data custody and content delivery service in the United States.Transaction with other technology.

The U.S. Department of Justice stated that it was appealing to the Court of Appeal of the United States Colombia Special Administrative Region on the ban.

Wendy Beetlestone, a US Pennsylvania judge, also decided in October to prevent the implementation of the ban on the Agreement of the Ministry of Commerce scheduled to take effect on November 12.Another US appeal court will listen to the appeal of the judgment in February.

Bitelstom also issued a ban issued in September to prevent the US Department of Commerce from asking Apple and Google to delete Tiktok applications from their app store.Two weeks ago, a US appeal court in Washington heard the government's appeal on the ruling.

Earlier this month, the Trump administration decided not to extend the last period of the administrative order of Tiktok in the US business.This gives the Ministry of Justice's power, and after the deadline expires, the administrative order can be enforced.

In an interview on December 16, Jeffrey Rosen, the then Ministry of Justice, refused to disclose whether the Ministry of Justice would seek the execution of the administrative order.Rosen is currently the Minister of Justice of the United States.