TikTok could break away from its Chinese parent to evade a US ban, a top White House adviser said on July 16. — Olivier Douliery/AFP
NEW YORK: TikTok, the social media platform that is all the rage with the world's teens, could break away from its Chinese parent to evade a US ban, a top White House adviser said July 16.
"We haven't made final decisions (on the ban) but as has been reported in some places, I think TikTok is going to pull out of the holding company which is China-run and operate as independent company," White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said.
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