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Saving TikTok While Protecting National Security, Executive Order 14352

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Publisher
The White House
Published
2025-09-25
Accessed
2026-09-03
Source quality
primary

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  1. factdocumented

    Trump's September 25, 2025 executive order determined that a proposed U.S.-based TikTok joint venture would qualify as a divestiture once implementation agreements were executed, with ByteDance and affiliates below 20%, joint-venture control of algorithms, code, and content moderation, American-cloud data storage, and a 120-day federal enforcement pause.

    Sections 1-3, framework conditions and 120-day enforcement direction

    Trump approved a conditional TikTok U.S. divestiture framework · Framework implemented through January 22, 2026 joint venture · reviewed 2026-09-03

  2. factreported

    TechCrunch identified Larry Ellison, whose Trump ties it also noted, as Oracle's co-founder, executive chair, and chief technology officer; Oracle received a 15% managing stake and the trusted-security-partner role in the U.S. TikTok venture created under Trump's order.

    Executive Order 14352 divestiture framework

    TikTok U.S. venture established with three 15% managing investors · Joint venture established · reviewed 2026-09-03

  3. factdocumented

    TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC announced its establishment under Trump's September 2025 order with Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX each holding 15% as managing investors and ByteDance retaining 19.9%; a seven-member majority-American board governed the independent entity.

    Section 2(c), implementation-agreement condition

    TikTok U.S. venture established with three 15% managing investors · Joint venture established · reviewed 2026-09-03

  4. factdocumented

    At establishment under Trump's order, the TikTok U.S. venture said it would retrain, test, and update the recommendation algorithm, control trust-and-safety and content-moderation decisions, and protect U.S. data in Oracle's cloud; Oracle would assist ongoing source-code review, while TikTok global's U.S. entities retained e-commerce, advertising, marketing, and interoperability functions.

    Section 2(b)-(c), operational-control requirements

    TikTok venture split moderation, algorithm, security, and commercial authority · Operational responsibilities announced at establishment · reviewed 2026-09-03