The White House has said that government agencies will have 30 days to make sure they do not have the Chinese-owned TikTok installed and running on federal devices 📱 ❌
The White House is giving government agencies 30 days to impose a TikTok ban on federal devices and systems app on federal devices.
Office of Management and Budget director informed government agencies of the deadline to purge TikTok in a guidance memorandum The ban came amid fears that China could be using companies within its boundaries to spy on Americans. Before the congressional vote, government agencies including the White House, State Department, Department of Defense and the department of Homeland Security had already banned TikTok from government systems.
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