It comes after TikTok faced years of intense scrutiny in the US due to concerns about user data privacy.
It comes after TikTok faced years of intense scrutiny in the US due to concerns about user data privacy.
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Social media platform TikTok has reached an agreement with investors to launch an independent US entity, enabling it to avoid a ban in the United States after years of wrangling over its fate.
The embattled short-video platform, which is used by more than 200 million Americans and 7.5 million businesses, announced the joint-venture deal in a statement on Thursday.
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