Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has filed a lawsuit against TikTok, ByteDance over youth safety concerns and data privacy. Here's what to know ...

President Trump gave ByteDance ... companies have offered to purchase the company to ensure its survival for users in the United States. As the full list of potential suitors has been kept ...

If the extension keeps control of TikTok’s algorithm under ByteDance’s authority ... The law is still in effect. The companies are still violating it by providing services to Tiktok.

ByteDance has repeatedly denied these ... fearing repercussions. Under federal legislation, companies could be fined $5,000 per user they help access TikTok. For companies like Google and Apple ...

If ByteDance, TikTok's Chinese parent ... fearing repercussions. Under the federal legislation, companies could be fined $5,000 per user they help access TikTok. For companies like Google and ...

But that "secret sauce" is under fire as Alabama ... General Marshall alleges that because ByteDance is based in China, it is subject to laws requiring companies to cooperate with Chinese ...

If the extension keeps control of TikTok’s algorithm under ByteDance’s authority ... The law is still in effect. The companies are still violating it by providing services to Tiktok.