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NYC bans TikTok from all city-issued phones over China spying threat
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August 17, 2023
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0:38Now PlayingNew York City Mayor Eric Adams’ administration on Wednesday banned TikTok from all government devices, and ordered all city employees to delete the app from their work phones within 30 days out of fear of Chinese espionage.
The NYC Cyber Command found that the short-form video-sharing site poses “a security threat to the city’s technical networks,” resulting in a directive outlaw of TikTok app and website on government-issued cell phones, computers and other internet-capable gadgets.
“While social media is great at connecting New Yorkers with one another and the city, we have to ensure we are always using these platforms in a secure manner,” a City Hall spokesperson told NBC.
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