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New Zealand has banned the use of the “TikTok” app in China on devices with access to the parliamentary network due to cybersecurity concerns. This was reported by
This was reported by Reuters, Ukrinform reports.
It was noted that the ban will be implemented until the end of March.
The head of the parliamentary service, Rafael González-Montero, said the decision was made after advice from cybersecurity experts and discussions with the government and other countries.
“Based on this information, the Service has determined that the risks are unacceptable,” he said.
According to him, special permissions can be applied for those who need this application for business.
The New Zealand Defense Force and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade have banned TikTok from work devices.
According to the news of Ukrinform, on March 7, NATO member Denmark’s Ministry of Defense banned its employees from using the video sharing application “TikTok” on their work phones in connection with the strengthening of security measures in cyberspace.
On March 16, the UK banned the use of the “TikTok” app on business phones of ministers and civil servants.
Source: Ukrinform
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