TikTok Ban in Australia on Federally owned Government Devices
THE NEWSAustralia became the most recent U.S. ally to take action against the Chinese-owned video app,
THE BIG CONCERNTikTok Ban happened on last Tuesday from all federal government-owned devices because to security concerns.
REASON BEHIND THE BAN
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The ban hightlights rising concerns that China may utilize the Beijing-based business, owned by ByteDance Ltd, to collect user data for political purposes.
TIKTOK'S VIEWSAustralia's judgment was "motivated by politics, not by truth," according to TikTok, which expressed its profound disappointment in it.
WHEN WILL BE THE BAN?Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus declared in a statement that the prohibition will go into force "as soon as practically possible".
THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOMTikTok draws criticism for its influence on minors as well as growing concern over any potential Chinese influence on the app.