With more than one billion users, TikTok – owned by the Chinese company ByteDance – is one of the world’s most popular social networks.
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The governor said in a memo to state agency heads that she was instituting the ban “to protect the state and Alabamians’ sensitive data from Chinese infiltration activities.”
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