"Apple" holds "tap Talk" in its shop in America after the Trump administration insurance

Apple decided to keep the “Tik Talk” application and other applications of “.byedance Ltd” available in the US application store, for a period of at least 75 additional days, after receiving insurance from the Trump administration. People who are familiar with the company said on Saturday a letter from prosecutor Pam Bondi who requested her to fulfill the executive order issued by Trump, which determines the expansion of the suspension of the ban on “Tik Talk” in the United States. An Apple spokesman refused to comment on the case. Trump said on his page on the ‘Truth Social’ platform on Friday, saying: ‘The agreement requires more work to ensure that all the necessary approvals are obtained, and for this reason he signed an executive order to hold TIK -Tok within 75 days. ‘Last February, Apple returned the’ Tech Talk ‘application for its store after receiving a similar letter from Bondi, which included the insurance on an executive order issued by Trump in January, which temporarily suspended the ban on the application. The application is also available in the “Google Play” store of “Alphabet” business, which was assigned to “Android” devices, while no immediate comments from “Google” were issued on the matter. An American “Tek Tok” comes this expansion, just two days after US officials approached an agreement to create an American version of “Tek Tok” in which the majority will be in the hands of US investors. The agreement received the approval of “byte dance”, but after Trump’s decision was canceled to impose large -scale customs on US trading partners, including fees that increased the total tariff on Chinese imports to 54%. The US Congress approved the original ban on the application from concerns about China’s ownership of the application, amid fear that it could be used to spy on US citizens; As Chinese law requires companies to share their data with the government on request. Although Trump had supported the embargo earlier, he later changed position and said when he signed the executive order in January: “I think I had some kind of sympathy for Tek Tok, I haven’t had before.” According to two people who are familiar with the details of a meeting last Wednesday, Trump and other senior officials have reviewed a coalition offering that includes US investors, including ‘Oracle Corp’ and ‘Blackstone Inc’ and the Bold Capital ‘Andresen Horowitz’, which emerged as one of the top candidates. According to a report published by “Bloomberg” on Friday, the potential structure of the agreement determines that new investors have about 50%of the “Tech Tech” business in the United States, in an independent entity that separates the “Bait Dance” business, while the current US investors keep in “a part of about 30%, which reduces the Chinese company’s share.