This is the letter Donald Trump sent Apple to keep TikTok on the App Store

Tony Tan, a Google shareholder, has obtained and published a set of letters the Trump administration sent to multiple tech companies, essentially saying: don’t worry about the law, the president has your back, keep TikTok online. However, Mr. Tan disagrees. And he’s taking legal action to prove it. A bit of back story The TikTok ban has had more ups and downs than any busy person would care to follow. For today’s news, here’s the part that matters: Towards the end of his term, President Biden signed the “Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act,” giving ByteDance until January 19, 2025, to divest TikTok’s U.S. operations or face a ban. When President Trump took office on January 20, he signed an executive order halting the ban and extending the deadline to April 5. In the interim, the app had been down for a couple of days in the U.S., but access was restored after Trump’s assurance to tech companies that his deadline extension was con