Trump joins TikTok years after trying to ban the app
Former President Donald Trump announced Saturday night that he has joined TikTok, even as many in his party criticize the popular app and call for its China-based parent company to divest.
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Former President Donald Trump announced Saturday night that he has joined TikTok, even as many in his party criticize the popular app and call for its China-based parent company to divest.
Years after moving to ban the app, Donald Trump has officially joined TikTok.
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Donald J. Trump has joined TikTok, the social media app that he tried to ban during his presidency but that he more recently has embraced as he and his campaign try to reach younger voters before November’s general election.
Former President Donald Trump's campaign debuted an official account on TikTok on Saturday night, the social media platform facing a potential ban in the U.S. "It's my honor," Trump said in his first TikTok post under the handle "@realdonaldtrump," followed by a montage of him waving to crowds at a Saturday Ultimate Fighting Championship show. That post received 1.5 million likes within 10 hours of going online. Trump's TikTok rollout came as his own social media company, Trump Media, took a financial tumble in the wake of the historic verdict that convicted
Former President Trump has joined TikTok, the embattled Chinese-owned social media platform that he once tried to ban during his years in the White House.
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