TikTok has announced that it will go dark on January 19 unless it receives definitive assurances from the Biden Administration and the Department of Justice regarding the ban that is scheduled to go into effect. The company is seeking more clarity on the situation before deciding on its next steps. The ban on TikTok has been a topic of controversy and TikTok users, content creators, and supporters are awaiting a resolution to the issue. The company’s decision to go dark is a response to the uncertainty surrounding the ban and the lack of clarity from the government. TikTok has appealed to the Supreme Court to halt the ban and is actively engaging in legal battles to protect its platform. The ban is set to take effect on January 19, and TikTok users are preparing for the potential impact on their access to the app. TikTok’s future remains uncertain as the company awaits more information from the government on the ban and seeks assurances that will allow it to continue operating.
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TikTok threatens to go offline on Jan. 19 unless provided with ‘definitive’ guarantees
