Content creators fail to stop the TikTok ban
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A U.S. district court judge denied TikTok creator`s request for a temporary restraining order. What you need to know Three content creators sued to stop the TikTok ban. The ban is set to take place today. TikTok is still fighting for an emergency injunction. Today, Sunday, Sept. 27, the Trump Administration ban is set to go into effect, which would require Google and Apple to remove TikTok from the Google Play Store and App Store respectively. U.S. residents that already have the app on their device would continue to be able to use it, for now. FAQ: TikTok & WeChat ban — why it`s happening and what it means for you Three TikTok content creators attempted to stop the ban with a request for a temporary restraining order in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, according to AppleInsider. The content creators argued that they earn their living from TikTok and the ban would cause irreparable harm. The group calls out TikTok`s unique algorithm (a part of the service that Byt...