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Liberals, Conservatives, NDP start stepping back from TikTok video app

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Canadian politicians have started deactivating their TikTok accounts after the federal government and House of Commons both decided to ban the app from their devices. The video-focused social media platform has come under increased scrutiny in Canada and elsewhere because the Chinese government has a stake in its owner, ByteDance. Chinese laws allow the country to demand access to user data.

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CP24

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Liberals, Conservatives, NDP start stepping back from TikTok video app

Canadian politicians have started deactivating their TikTok accounts after the federal government and House of Commons both decided to ban the app from their devices.

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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National Post

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Liberals, Conservatives, NDP start stepping back from using TikTok video app

Fortier announced Monday that Ottawa would ban TikTok from all government-issued devices

2 years ago·Canada

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The Globe & Mail

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Liberals, Conservatives, NDP start stepping back from TikTok video app

Last week, provincial and federal privacy watchdogs announced an investigation to delve into whether TikTok complies with Canadian privacy legislation

2 years ago·Canada

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Toronto Sun

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Liberals, Conservatives, NDP start stepping back from TikTok app

Canadian politicians have started deactivating their TikTok accounts.

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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Nanaimo News Bulletin

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Liberals, Conservatives, NDP start stepping back from TikTok video app - Nanaimo News Bulletin

APP BANNED from all government-issued devices, after similar moves in the U.S and European Union

2 years ago

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Bradford Today

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Liberals, Conservatives, NDP start stepping back from TikTok video app

OTTAWA — Canadian politicians have started deactivating their TikTok accounts after the federal government and House of Commons both decided to ban the app from their devices.

2 years ago·Bradford West Gwillimbury, Canada

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