The executive order filed one month ago on August 6 both have a 45-day deadline for both applications to find US counterparts and stop the Chinese management on American data. Among the two applications were TikTok and WeChat from ByteDance and Tencent, respectively. Trump previously threatened to remove two Chinese applications that present a massive nationwide concern on data security and privacy that risks millions of American information. Tencent faces a more serious problem, compared to fellow Chinese, ByteDance, under the executive order issued over a month ago. Its application, WeChat, is subjected under a US Executive Order that disrupts app usage. The Chinese multinational technology conglomerate and holdings company, Tencent, faces a massive problem in its operations in the United States. Both orders are set to take effect in 45 days. The president signed a separate executive order banning transactions with China-based tech company Tencent, which owns the app WeChat. citizens due to national security reasons. On Thursday evening, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that bans any transactions between the parent company of TikTok, ByteDance, and U.S. (Photo : (Photo Illustration by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)) WASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 07: In this photo illustration, the WeChat app is displayed in the App Store on an Apple iPhone on Augin Washington, DC.
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