New Zealand Lawmakers Banned from TikTok Amid Data Use Fears
New Zealand lawmakers are no longer allowed to use popular social media app TikTok for official purposes, as the government is worried about the data being collected by the Chinese-owned platform.
The government announced the ban in a memo stating that TikTok poses an "unacceptable risk" to New Zealand's cybersecurity. The government also pointed out that TikTok has already been banned in other countries, including India and the United States.
The fear is that personal and sensitive data could be collected by TikTok and shared with the Chinese government. This has led to concerns about potential cyber espionage and threats to New Zealand's national security.
Lawmakers, including members of parliament and public officials, are now prohibited from using TikTok on behalf of the government. However, they are still allowed to use it for personal purposes if they wish.
This ban comes at a time when there are increasing concerns about the privacy and security of online data. With more and more people using social media and other online platforms to communicate, it is crucial that appropriate measures are taken to protect personal information.
The ban on TikTok for New Zealand lawmakers is a step in the right direction towards ensuring the security and privacy of citizens' data.
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