The House Administration Committee’s ban on TikTok stunned government technology on Tuesday. This well-known video software was considered too dangerous to be utilized on government equipment due to worries about national security.
“Beginning immediately: House staff are not allowed to download the TikTok app on any House mobile devices. TikTok is not allowed on House mobile devices. If you have the TikTok app on your House mobile device, you will be contacted to remove it,” The committee’s CAO provided members and their staff with wise advice on the subject at hand in an enlightening letter.
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The Fiscal Year 2023 budget proposes a novel prohibition on TikTok across all mobile devices held by the executive branch in an effort to improve data security. To guarantee privacy protection, an increasing number of states have followed suit and prohibited usage of this well-known app on phones managed by state governments.
The Fiscal Year 2023 budget suggests banning TikTok as a trend-setting platform in order to ensure data security and privacy protection. This expansive move has gained traction as other states have followed suit and outlawed the use of this popular software on any mobile devices under the control of governmental organizations.
An odd bipartisan group of three senators and representatives came together in December to put up a measure that would ban foreign-owned businesses from operating social media networks in the US. Reps. Mike Gallagher (R-WI), Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL), and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) are hopeful that their measure would help shield Americans online from any foreign bad actors attempting to take advantage of weaknesses in our digital infrastructure for malevolent reasons.
