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The Joe Biden administration has suspended the plan to

force TikTok to divest its US assets

while assessing the alleged security risks of the popular Chinese app, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.

Citing unidentified sources,

the outlet

claimed that the new government had

indefinitely shelved the plan

to demand the sale of TikTok, owned by Chinese company

ByteDance

, to US tech giant

Oracle

, with

Walmart

as a retail partner.

"It is not true to suggest that there is (in this case) a new step" taken by the Biden administration,

Jen Psaki

, a White House

spokeswoman

,

responded

at a news conference.

"If we have announcements to do we will do it," he added.

Psaki confirmed, as reported by The Wall Street Journal, that the Biden administration is reviewing former President Donald Trump's efforts to address the

alleged national security risks

posed by Chinese technology companies, including the collection of data from American users. .

"It's a blanket review that extends beyond TikTok, of course," the spokeswoman said.

Former President Donald Trump's initiative was argued on concerns that TikTok and other Chinese online services posed security risks due to their

ties to the Beijing government

.

According to the newspaper's report, the new administration will not force the sale of assets promoted by the Trump administration.

The measure to ban TikTok downloads had been

blocked for legal

reasons

.

TikTok, the app that has an estimated

100 million users in the country

, has repeatedly defended itself against allegations of information transfers to the Chinese government, saying that it stores user data on servers in the United States and Singapore.

A tentative deal revealed by the previous US government would make

Silicon Valley

giant

Oracle the technology partner of TikTok and a new entity to be called

TikTok Global

.

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