The question now is whether those concerns extend to regular users, and in particular, youngsters using the app to connect and share with friends. That indicates that the intelligence community has clearly expressed concerns about the app. The Australian Government’s decision now means that a ll members of the ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence sharing network (Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and New Zealand) have moved to ban the app from government devices. And really, why do government employees need TikTok on their official devices anyway? While much of TikTok’s counter-offensive has focused on how other social media apps gather up user data as well, the concern here is that TikTok information could potentially be shared with Chinese authorities, which could then see it used against government employees, who may be in a position to influence policy.Īs such, there’s clear logic to removing TikTok from government staff devices specifically. Please check the reason for deletion on Commons before repeated transfer.Which makes some sense. This file was uploaded to Wikimedia Commons as File:Logo TikTok.svg and deleted. See also the Wikipedia trademark disclaimer and Wikipedia:Logos.
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