Iowa State University Bans TikTok After Governor Restricted App on ‘State-Owned Devices’
“[Students]trust us with their personal and confidential information and we will take every step possible to protect it, including from the Chinese government”
This is at least the third large school to ban TikTok in recent weeks. People are waking up to the security risks.
Campus Reform reports:
Iowa State bans TikTok
Iowa State University has banned the usage of TikTok from university-owned devices due to potential threats from China. The decision was made in response to potential Chinese government threats.
“[Students]trust us with their personal and confidential information and we will take every step possible to protect it, including from the Chinese government,” Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds stated, according to Iowa News Daily.
Earlier this month, Reynolds banned the application from state-owned devices.
The Iowa State ban applies to “devices that are owned, leased, or otherwise controlled by the institution.” The directive came nearly at the same time that Auburn University issued a similar TikTok ban.
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And yet no one believed Trump when he warned us about tic-tok.