Nearly a day after TikTok was restored to U.S. users in a dramatic game of chicken with the federal government, another popular service owned by China-based ByteDance is still dark. CapCut ...

Social media creators probably know CapCut is owned by the same parent company as TikTok, a Chinese-based company called ...

CapCut is a free video editing software, released by ByteDance in the U.S. in 2020. CapCut is available for mobile and desktop download and accessible through the CapCut website. Need a break?

By Sapna Maheshwari TikTok is not the only app owned by the Chinese internet giant ByteDance that is flickering back to life. CapCut, a popular video-editing app, came back online in the United ...

Ultimately, it remains unclear whether or not this ban on TikTok will extend to other apps owned by ByteDance, but you might as well get in as many CapCut projects now — while you’re sure you ...

CapCut, the ByteDance-owned video editing app that’s subject to the same ban as TikTok, is working again in the US. Users who have the app downloaded have seen a notice on Tuesday welcoming them ...

Several ByteDance-owned apps still aren’t working for users in the US, and like TikTok, they’re not available on the App Store or Google Play, either. Several ByteDance-owned apps still aren ...

The U-turn has prompted questions over whether another app in the firing line, CapCut, may see a similar reprieve. Newsweek has reached out by email to ByteDance—the Chinese parent company of ...

While Marvel Snap was created by the US-based developer, its publisher Nuverse Games is a ByteDance subsidiary. Other Nuverse games appear to be affected too. CapCut and Lemon8 may be less ...

Being that a Chinese-based company, ByteDance, owns the popular app ... you can still log in to download your data.” The editing app CapCut is dark, despite TikTok being restored over the ...

For those who don’t know CapCut and TikTok were banned in the United States pretty much simultaneously. There’s a strong connection between the two apps – their founder ByteDance.