British experts also demand to limit TikTok app |

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British experts have also called for limiting the TikTok app, on February 27, 2023, after the ban in many states of the United States, then after the European Union's ban, now Britain is also considering shutting down TikTok.

 

London: A week ago, the European Union banned the use of TikTok, especially government employees and officials, and now this pressure has shifted to Britain. The only reason behind all this is that TikTok can or is sending their data to Chinese government agencies.

 

It should be noted that several months ago, 26 states of the United States banned TikTok, a week ago the European Union officially issued an order that all government employees remove the app from their phones and now this pressure is echoing in Britain.

 

But according to analysts, the US government is still reviewing various aspects of TikTok and perhaps TikTok can be permanently closed in the US. Then after the Ukraine-Russia conflict, it has become more heated.

A week earlier, on February 24, the EUROPEAN Union Executive IT Service asked government employees across the EUROPEAN Union to immediately delete the TikTok app from their phones to protect data.

 

 



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