TikTok has been absent from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store since January. Now, it’s back. Here’s all you need to know.

Apple and Google restored TikTok to their app platforms Thursday night. The clock on the reprieve granted by Donald Trump for the Chinese-owned video-sharing platform continues to tick.

TikTok has reappeared on the iOS App Store and Google Play Store following its banning – but the platform might not stick around for too long

Google has gained permission to sell its e-books and audiobooks directly to customers through its iOS app, Google Play Books. While iOS apps today can

Google has brought TiKTok back to its App Store, Axios has confirmed, but the company says it will only keep the app available for 75 days, the length of President Trump's extension of the ban on the app,

The law requires TikTok's Chinese parent company, ByteDance, to sell its U.S. assets in order to continue operating in the U.S. While the law only mandated that ByteDance remove TikTok from app stores in the U.S. if it failed to meet the sale deadline, company executives decided to shut down the app entirely.

Google Play said it restored TikTok to the US app store on Thursday, following promises by President Donald Trump to save the app and an executive action delaying the enactment of a ban on the wildly popular social media platform.

Security experts have discovered that hackers are targeting apps on the App Store to spread malware that steals information from saved screenshots.