U.S. government agencies have 30 days to rid the massively popular video app TikTok from any federally-overseen devices or IT infrastructure — part of a plan to shore up the nation’s data security, according to a White House memo released on Monday.
U.S. government agencies have 30 days to rid the massively popular video app TikTok from any federally-overseen devices or information-technology infrastructure — part of a plan to shore up the nation’s data security, according to a White House memo released on Monday.
Further out, the document says that agencies need to strike any use of TikTok from contracts. Representatives for the White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The move comes amid broader concerns about spying from China. TikTok has already been banned on government devices by the White House, the Department of Defense, the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security, Reuters said.
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