The future of TikTok remains unclear as President Donald Trump positions himself as the short-form video app’s savior — despite reservations from the Chinese Communist Party.
Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Mao Ning fielded a deluge of questions about TikTok’s future during her Monday press conference, which took place just hours before Trump was sworn into office.
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