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Austria to join countries banning TikTok from government phones

Austria to join countries banning TikTok from government phones


Austria to join countries banning TikTok from government phones

Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner attends a news convention in Vienna, Austria, October 19, 2022. (REUTERS File Photo)

Austria will be part of the rising checklist of nations banning Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok from authorities staff’ work telephones, Interior Minister Gerhard Karner mentioned on Wednesday.

Various Western international locations together with Britain, the United States and several other different European Union member states have already barred TikTok over safety considerations. The EU’s two greatest policymaking establishments additionally banned the app in March.

“It will be banned from work mobile phones. On private phones outside the state network it will of course be possible (to use the app),” Karner informed reporters earlier than a weekly cupboard assembly when requested if politicians in authorities would have the ability to hold utilizing the app.

TikTok, which is owned by Chinese agency ByteDance, is below scrutiny from governments and regulators due to considerations that China’s authorities might use the app to reap customers’ knowledge or advance its pursuits.

Source: www.anews.com.tr