TikTok said it welcomes the latest ruling of the US Supreme Court and believes it will find the ban unconstitutional

2024-12-19 09:10:30

On December 19, Beijing time, TikTok issued a statement regarding the previous decision of the US Supreme Court, saying, "We are pleased with the Supreme Court's ruling today. We believe the court will find that the TikTok ban is unconstitutional." On December 18 local time, the US Supreme Court announced that it would once again discuss the bill to ban TikTok from operating in the United States.

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