Trump administration appeals against court injunction on its TikTok ban

The Trump administration has appealed a federal judge’s December 7 ruling that blocked authorities from fully implementing its restrictions against the popular Chinese short-video app, TikTok. In the ruling, US District Court Judge Carl Nichols blocked the US Department of Commerce from making it illegal for internet service providers to carry TikTok’s online traffic.

Trump administration appeals against court injunction on its TikTok ban

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