Americans to control the American Tijook Operations Council: White House news

The White House journalist says six seats seats for American Tijook operations will be held by Americans.

The White House announced that the deal between Washington and Beijing for the Chinese parent company to apply the Tiktok video sharing to sell its American operations will witness the formation of the majority of an American council.

Caroline Levitte, a White House press secretary for a ball

According to Livet, a deal “in the coming days” can be signed.

Levitt’s comments come one day after US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks in an attempt to end an agreement that allows Tikhak to continue working in the United States amid the ban threats.

While Trump described the conversation as a “very good invitation … we appreciate Tiktok’s approval” on the social truth platform, China has not confirmed any agreement between the two sides.

It was reported that Larry Ellison, the billionaire founder of Oracle Technology, is part of the group of investors whose companies are looking to buy the application.

Levitt appears to confirm the participation of Oracle in buying Tijook.

“Data and privacy will be led by one of the greatest technology companies in America, and the algorithm will be controlled by America as well,” she told Fox News.

“So all these details were already agreed. Now we just need to sign this deal.”

Tiktok includes about 175 million users in the United States, making it one of the five best social media applications.

However, the platform suffers from disputes when legislators are under the administration of Joe Biden Legislation has been approved To force the platform to strip itself from its ownership by the Chinese internet by bytedance.

Supporting both Democrats and Republicans legislation due to security concerns that Beijing can get Tiktok data and Chinese advertising can be published through Tiktok algorithm.

Trump suggested himself to ban Tijook during his first term as an American president, as he signed two executives in August 2020 who were aiming to restrict the application. However, the American president, in turn, pledged to “save” the famous application during his 2024 campaign.

China has constantly rejected legislators in the United States that Beijing is pressing applications like Tiktok to collect the personal information of the state.