Government examining possible threats from other social-media applications, after banishing TikTok from mobile devices of public servants for privacy and security reasons
OTTAWA — The government is taking a look at possible threats from other social-media applications, after banishing TikTok from the mobile devices of federal public servants for privacy and security reasons.
Martin Potvin, a spokesman for the Treasury Board Secretariat, says the government is conducting a wider review of social-media applications on work devices and will share the results when they are available.
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