US gives federal agencies 30 days to introduce TikTok ban
By DW
04 March 2023 |
2:14 pm
Canada has also banned the app from staff devices, citing risks to privacy and security. Meanwhile, the ACLU has warned against potential further moves to ban TikTok for the rest of the population.
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