President Donald Trump announced a deal this week that could put TikTok under the control of U.S. investors, but key details of the agreement remain uncertain, experts told ABC News. The deal is poised to rescue the China-based app from legal peril months after a ban was set to rid it from app stores. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office on Thursday, Vice President J.D. Vance praised the deal but noted there was “some resistance on the Chinese side” during the negotiating process. He added that the goal is to keep TikTok operating and to protect American data, as required by the law passed by Congress. "This deal really does mean Americans can use TikTok but actually use it with more confidence than they had in the past because their data is secure and it won't be used as a propaganda

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