#TikTok service restored#

TikTok's resumption of service in the United States has sparked widespread attention. Reports indicate that TikTok resumed operations in the U.S. after receiving "assurances" from President-elect Trump. Trump pledged to postpone the ban on TikTok's services to its 170 million U.S. users when he takes office on Monday. TikTok had previously halted operations in the United States over concerns that data from American users could be accessed by Chinese officials. TikTok stated that it will work with Trump to develop a long-term solution to ensure its continued operation in the United States, expressing gratitude for Trump's "provision of necessary clarifications and assurances to our service providers that they will not be subject to penalties." This event has ignited discussions surrounding TikTok's data security and the U.S. government's regulation of Chinese technology companies. Some individuals believe that Trump's pledge is the primary reason for TikTok's service resumption, while others argue that TikTok may have found alternative solutions, such as collaborating with American companies, to address data security concerns.