The post TikTok Is Already Back Online appeared first on Consequence. TikTok has come back online just 12 hours after the social video platform went dark over the threat of a nationwide ban in the US.

TikTok is back online in the US after Donald Trump promised to delay a ban. TikTok is working for users who already have the app, but unavailable to download from app stores. The Supreme Court upheld ...

Oracle and other investors have a deal with TikTok parent ByteDance to own the video app's U.S. operations. But we don't know ...

But TikTok showed that an algorithm, driven by the understanding of a user’s interest, could be more powerful. Rather than ...

Just hours after going dark, TikTok is back online—though nothing, legally, has changed. Just after midnight on Sunday, the popular but maligned Chinese-owned app ceased operation in the United States ...

Fourteen hours after voluntarily going dark for millions of American users, TikTok has returned to the U.S. following President-elect Donald Trump's promise to pause the ban looming on the social ...

Creators take center stage as TikTok turns its For You Page into a live awards show — follow along for real-time updates all ...

As of Dec. 2025, Roberson has 1.8 million followers and counting. Roberson also uses his platform to promote the Great Cycle ...

Some of TikTok's 170 million U.S.-based users are selling phones with the social media app preloaded on them for thousands of dollars online. Parent company ByteDance voluntarily shut down the TIkTok ...

Washington — The Justice Department filed a federal lawsuit against TikTok and its parent company ByteDance on Friday, alleging that the social media platform broke the law by collecting data on its ...

ByteDance has agreed to sell over 80% of TikTok’s US business in a deal designed to avoid a nationwide ban under the US divest-or-ban law.​ ...

After going dark for millions of Americans this weekend, TikTok came back online following a pledge from Donald Trump to keep it going. There's just one problem: the law says it should still be ...