TikTok races to launch a U.S.-based version of its platform by September 5 in a bid to avoid a federal ban and navigate mounting legal and political pressure over its ties to China

TikTok is preparing a standalone version of its platform specifically for users in the United States, part of an urgent effort to comply with federal law requiring that the app’s Chinese parent

Social media giant TikTok will launch a new version of its popular app to Apple's and Google's app stores on September 5, as part of an agreement to sell its US business looms.

TikTok is building a new version of its app for users in the United States ahead of a planned sale of the app to a group of investors, The Information reported on Sunday, citing unnamed sources. This comes as U.

TikTok is developing a new version of its app for U.S. users as it prepares for a potential sale to a group of American investors, according to The Information. The move comes as tensions between the U.

TikTok prepares new US app for September launch ahead of forced sale, with existing app working until March 2026. Trump negotiates with China for deal approval.