Further Extending The Tiktok Enforcement Delay

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Enforcement Delay Extended: The enforcement delay of the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act concerning TikTok is extended until September 17, 2025.
No Enforcement Actions: During this period, the Department of Justice will not enforce the Act or impose penalties for noncompliance regarding any foreign adversary controlled application.
Post-Period Protection: Even after the extension, no enforcement actions or penalties will be applied for any conduct that occurred during the extension period or prior to this order (from January 19, 2025, onwards).
Attorney General Responsibilities:
- Issue written guidance to implement the provisions of the order.
- Send letters to application providers indicating no violations or liabilities during the specified periods.
National Security Interests: Emphasizes that the Attorney General has exclusive enforcement authority under the Act, and actions by states or private parties could infringe on executive powers.
Authority Preservation: The Attorney General will take necessary actions to maintain the Executive’s authority to enforce the Act.
Limitations of the Order:
- Does not impair the authority of executive departments or agencies.
- Implementation is subject to applicable laws and available appropriations.
- No creation of enforceable rights or benefits against the United States or its entities.
Publication Costs: The Department of Justice is responsible for the costs associated with publishing this order.