President Donald Trump hinted in a Truth Social post on Sept. 15 that the United States and China have reached a deal to divest the popular social media platform to a U.S. buyer. The announcement came two days before the next ban deadline for the social media platform, Sept. 17.

While TikTok has continued to operate, critics say these delays are avoiding a key national security concern: the possibility that the Chinese government could access American user data. Beijing denies this, but many U.S. lawmakers remain skeptical.

US President Donald Trump has said that he has reached a deal with China for the sale of TikTok. He refused to name the buyer.

The US and China have reached a ‘framework’ for a deal to keep TikTok in America. With Oracle and other investors circling, who will buy TikTok’s US operations?

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CBS News has learned the tech company Oracle could play a key role if a TikTok deal is finalized between the Trump administration and China. Sources say the structure of the final deal is unclear, but it will include multiple companies.