In a landmark ruling, the US Supreme Court has upheld the ban on the popular social media app TikTok. The decision comes after weeks of speculation and uncertainty surrounding the app's future in the country.

The ban on TikTok, which was initially proposed by the Trump administration, has been the subject of heated debate and legal challenges. Critics of the ban argue that it violates free speech rights and unfairly targets the app based on its Chinese origins.

Despite these arguments, the Supreme Court ruled in a close decision to uphold the ban, citing national security concerns. In a statement following the ruling, TikTok CEO expressed disappointment and concern for the app's future.

The ruling marks a significant victory for the Trump administration and its efforts to combat Chinese influence in the US tech industry. However, it also raises questions about the future of online freedom and the role of the government in regulating social media platforms.

As TikTok users and supporters digest the news, many are left wondering what this decision means for the future of the app and the broader implications for online privacy and security.