US government appeals TikTok ruling that suspended Donald Trump’s ban on the app


HONG KONG, Oct 9 (SCMP): The US government on Thursday appealed a court ruling that suspended the ban of Chinese owned viral video-sharing app TikTok.

The appeal, which was submitted to the DC Circuit Court of Appeals, followed a Thursday filing by lawyer Jeffrey Lovitky in support of TikTok’s parent ByteDance, which asked the judge to permanently stop President Donald Trump’s ban on the app. The ban is presently set to go into effect on November 12.

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