Tik Tok gets relief after Madras High Court lifts ban temporarily
24 April 2019 10:16 AM GMT
Video-sharing app Tik Tok, which lost $600,000 daily due to the ban, will be available in India again but with certain privacy restrictions.
- Bytedance has had more success outside of China than any previous Chinese internet company - and growth in overseas markets will help the company live up to high expectations when it decides to go public.
- New Delhi: The app will now be made available for downloads in the world's fastest-growing smartphone market with certain safeguards until a final decision is made.
- The Madras High Court's Wednesday order is a victory, albeit temporary, for China's Bytedance, which was valued at $75 billion last year, more than any startup in the world.
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