Trump approves possible TikTok sale to US buyer

TikTok could have a new owner for its US operations

TikTok could have a new owner for its US operations Source: AAP

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Video-sharing platform TikTok has recently become the subject of security concerns, with United States President Donald Trump last week threatening to ban the Chinese-owned app.

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