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We're covering President Trump's formal action that could effectively ban

Wii chat and Tik-Toc and will tell you what could save them both.

Also why the New York Attorney General is gunning for the NRA

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President Trump's threat to ban Tik-Tok is now a formal order.

Trump signed two new executive orders to ban U.S. companies from working with the Chinese

parent companies for both the popular video sharing app Tik-Toc and the messaging app we chat.

The ban will go into effect September 20th if an American company does not buy the apps first.

The president cited national security concerns for the sweeping new restrictions.

Both apps are owned by Chinese companies and tensions between the US and China have continued to escalate.

Trump argues the apps give the Chinese Communist Party too much access to Americans' data

and the ability to run disinformation campaigns in the US.

Still, Tik-Toc has insisted that is not the case and that data is not even stored in China.

To be clear, cybersecurity experts have said it's tough to know for sure.

One social media professor told USA Today,

if the Chinese government were to request Americans data from Tik-Tock, the parent company,

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