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US: District Court turns over President Trump's decision to ban TikTok

The District Court of the United States of America has turned over President Donald Trump's decision in which he has put a ban on Chinese app TikTok. 

Earlier President Trump banned the app citing national security interests. The President added  that a large number of information is being taken from the user through these apps and these risks are real. TikTok has about 100 million users in the US.

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