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TikTok banMashable
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President Donald Trump claims he's secured a buyer for TikTok , which would keep the popular video sharing app available to U.S. users.
Trump made the claim while discussing his global tariffs during a Fox News interview on Sunday .
The president didn't divulge the potential buyer's identity, merely stating that it was a group of "very wealthy people".
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