Here's the data showing why TikTok's court victory was vital, writes stokel
putting a stop to a US government ban on its app overnight in an extraordinary Sunday hearing in a Washington DC court, but it has been bruised by its battle with Trump.
Documents filed in the case to justify why the judge shouldn't allow the app store ban to go ahead show just how damaging Donald Trump's fixation on TikTok has been. TikTok's own modelling, based on a previous ban in India in 2019 — different to the more permanent ban in the country which came into force in late June 2020 — indicates that the app would lose up to half its daily active users in the United States if TikTok were banned for two months.
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