The social video platform company signed agreements with major investors including Oracle, Silver Lake and MGX.

The deal ends a six-year long political saga that that started in 2020 when President Donald Trump tried to ban the app over national security concerns during his first term.

The deal keeps the app available for more than 200 million U.S. users under new data, algorithm, and content safeguards.

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