Trump urged to follow India's lead to ban TikTok

IndiaTimes

Published 16 Jul 2020

The US has indicated that it may take a decision on banning Chinese mobile applications, including TikTok, within weeks after a campaign to bar them gained momentum in the country following India's decision.

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Trump urged to follow India's lead to ban TikTok

Trump urged to follow India's lead to ban TikTok

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