US-China TikTok deal: Here's what you need to know

Donald Trump says a deal on the future of TikTok in the US has been made, but it’s not been confirmed by China or the app’s owner ByteDance.

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But details of the deal have not been confirmed by China, or the app's Chinese owner ByteDance.

The BBC's Suranjana Tewari explains everything we know so far about how the deal might work.

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