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美国商务部撤销TikTok,微信禁止事务列表
取款后总统乔•拜登(Joe Biden)本月早些时候取消了一系列Trump-era行政命令试图禁止新的Tencent-owned下载微信TikTok,并下令商务部审查这些应用带来的安全问题等。
华盛顿:美国商务部周一表示,取消与TikTok禁止交易的列表和微信发表在9月特朗普管理试图阻止美国新下载的中国应用。
取款后总统乔•拜登(Joe Biden)本月早些时候取消了一系列Trump-era行政命令试图禁止新的Tencent-owned下载微信TikTok,并下令商务部审查这些应用带来的安全问题等。
美国商务部在特朗普还曾试图禁止其他事务,会有效地禁止微信的使用美国,然后寻求类似的限制,禁止TikTok使用。
拜登的顺序要求美国商务部监测软件应用程序像TikTok可能影响美国国家安全,以及在120天内提出建议来保护美国企业收购或访问的数据控制的外国对手。
微信,至少已被下载1900万次,美国用户,被广泛用作媒介服务,游戏和支付。
中国应用可能面临传票或禁止在拜登秩序:来源
美国商务部可能对某些问题传票收集信息的智能手机,平板电脑和桌面计算机软件应用程序。那么该机构可能谈判条件在美国或禁止使用应用程序,根据知情人士。
1月的特朗普订单直接与八名中国官员禁止交易应用程序,包括蚁群支付宝和腾讯的QQ钱包和微信。迄今为止还没有发布禁令。
启动的一个单独的美国国家安全审查TikTok 2019年末,仍然活跃。
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<\/figure>By David Shepardson<\/strong>
WASHINGTON: The U.S Commerce Department<\/a> said Monday it was rescinding a list of prohibited transactions with TikTok and WeChat that were issued in September as the Trump administration<\/a> sought to block new U.S. downloads of both Chinese-owned apps.
The withdrawals came after President Joe Biden<\/a> earlier this month withdrew a series of Trump-era executive orders that sought to ban new downloads of Tencent-owned WeChat and TikTok, and ordered a Commerce Department review of security concerns posed by those apps and others.
The Commerce Department under Trump also had sought to ban other transactions that would have effectively banned WeChat's use the United States and later sought similar restrictions that would have barred TikTok's use.
<\/div><\/div>The department did not immediately comment.
The Biden order directed the Commerce Department to monitor software applications like TikTok that could affect U.S. national security, as well as to make recommendations within 120 days to protect U.S. data acquired or accessible by companies controlled by foreign adversaries.
WeChat, which has been downloaded at least 19 million times by U.S. users, is widely used as a medium for services, games and payments.
The Biden order directed the Commerce Department to monitor software applications like TikTok that could affect U.S. national security, as well as to make recommendations within 120 days to protect U.S. data acquired or accessible by companies controlled by foreign adversaries.
WeChat, which has been downloaded at least 19 million times by U.S. users, is widely used as a medium for services, games and payments.