US President Donald Trump has said he is in discussions with China over video video-sharing app TikTok.
Having postponed a de facto ban on the app, which is used by almost half of Americans, Trump flagged up talks to reporters aboard Air Force One on Wednesday, according to Reuters.
TikTok was briefly been taken offline in the States last month after a deadline passed for Beijing-based owner ByteDance to sell the app or see it banned in the US.
National security concerns had been raised around China potentially accessing US user data from TikTok.
Services resumed after Trump signed an executive order to allow ByteDance more time to find a buyer, with the president having since signalled the US could take a stake in TikTok.