Biden signed the bill amid bipartisan concerns that the platform could be used to hoover up Americans’ personal data and manipulate the public discourse.
The Washington Post reported on Wednesday that President-elect Donald Trump was considering issuing an executive order to suspend the ban for 60 to 90 days in order to buy time to negotiate a sale or an alternative arrangement.
Trump, who is set to be inaugurated on Monday, pledged to “save” the platform during his re-election campaign despite seeking to ban the app himself during his first term in office.
The reports come as the US Supreme Court is considering the constitutionality of the ban.
The nine-member court appears inclined towards upholding the law after a majority of justices last week expressed scepticism about TikTok’s argument that the ban violates Americans’ free speech rights.
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