Members of Congress sign up for TikTok, despite security concerns
At least 32 members of Congress — all Democrats and one independent — as of early January had TikTok social media accounts.
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At least 32 members of Congress — all Democrats and one independent — as of early January had TikTok social media accounts.
Just like teens, members of Congress are setting up TikTok accounts – even as the popular app is increasingly barred from government devices and heads of federal intelligence agencies raise concerns about data collection and surveillance obtained by a Chinese-owned company.
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