TikTok’s deactivation for US users may have been short-lived, but the app is still missing from the iPhone’s App Store. Here’s why one lawyer says Apple can’t bring it back yet.

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TikTok said it’s restoring service to the US on Sunday, but the app still isn’t available in Apple’s App Store for iPhone, iPad, and Mac or in the Google Play Store for Android.

If TikTok is indeed offering customers a way to purchase coins without in-app purchase as suggested by the screenshots from Tesler, then TikTok is breaking Apple's App Store rules.

How to get TikTok back on your phone if you deleted it after the ban You may also need a workaround to use the app if you’ve moved to a new iPhone.

You can manually update TikTok by selecting your phone's app store, tapping your account icon, and looking for available updates.

TikTok is back, but only if you kept the app download. It’s still unavailable in the app store for new users or anyone who deleted it before January 19.

Phones with TikTok already downloaded are being listed for eye-watering sums as the social media platform remains absent from app stores.

The app also can’t be re-downloaded if it’s deleted. And most importantly, for Apple’s next low-end iPhone launch planned for next week, TikTok can’t be transferred from one iPhone to another.

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If you want to search TikTok directly from your iPhone home screen, then you're going to want to add the app's new search widget pronto. Working in a similar way to Google's hugely successful ...