「App StoreでMarvel Snapがリリース；トランプはMicrosoftがTikTokを買取かもしれません」

Mary Marvel Snap has returned to the App Store after being disconnected from ByteDance's subsidiary TikTok.

The Trump administration is proposing that Microsoft buys TikTok, but this was previously described by the CEO of the company as the "most strange thing."

"Marvel Snap back in the App Store" means "Marvel Snap has returned to the App Store."

Although we refer to the US companies' ban on TikTok, the actual prohibition is limited to ByteDance's associated actions. Marvel Snap was issued by Nuverse (subsidiary), so it will also be affected by this ban.

The developer of the game, Second Dinner, has changed the publisher. AppleInsider reports that the app has returned to the App Store.

That all changed on Monday as Marvel Snap is now once again available for download and play on iPhones in the United States. The card-collecting game has also been removed from Apple's list of ByteDance applications, suggesting that the game's developer, Second Dinner, may have made alternative publishing arrangements. No exact details have yet been provided.

Trump stated that "Microsoft might buy TikTok."

In the midst of strange events, Trump initially threatened to ban TikTok unless it was sold to US companies and then positioned himself as its savior.

However, at first, ByteDance approached Microsoft to check if a major software company could potentially acquire TikTok. Satya Nadella mentioned that there might be a potential match but described this approach as the "most strange thing."

This time, Trump switched his proposal to Oracle as a potential buyer. The company provides US hosting services for TikTok despite being involved in legal violations, which is considered comfortable due to the assurance of Trump's law not being implemented.

However, this idea has been met with silence. According to BBC News, Trump now claims that Microsoft is negotiating its purchase.

US President Donald Trump stated that he is negotiating with Microsoft about buying TikTok and said, "I want a bidding war on the sale of social media apps." When asked if major technology companies are preparing bids, Trump replied, "I think so," adding that several companies have shown great interest in TikTok. A spokesperson for Microsoft stated that they have nothing to share at this time. BBC is also requesting comments from TikTok.