"We have begun implementing a comprehensive plan to further protect our European user data, which includes storing UK user data in our European data centres and tightening data access controls, including third-party independent oversight of our approach. "Similar decisions elsewhere have been based on misplaced fears and seemingly driven by wider geopolitics, but we remain committed to working with the government to address any concerns. A growing number of states are banning the use of TikTok on government devices over possible national security threats posed by the Chinese-owned. The Biden White House revoked Trump's orders. it's important that we know who owns news sources that are feeding into our phones."Ī TikTok spokesman told Sky News: "While we await details of any specific concerns the UK government may have, we would be disappointed by such a move. Former President Donald Trump in 2020 issued executive orders to ban TikTok and another app with roots in China, but the bans were stopped in court. "And just as is quite right that we know who owns the news sources in the UK. "What certainly clear is that, for many young people, TikTok is now a news source. Open Privacy OptionsĬlick to subscribe to the Sky News Daily wherever you get your podcasts Spreaker Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this.
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