The House Administrative Chief Administrative Officer has ordered the immediate removal of social networking app TikTok from all House-managed devices.
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In the email, House Chief Administrative Office Catherine L. Szpindor wrote to staff members and lawmakers informing them that TikTok is banned "from all House managed devices." The email says the policy goes into effect "beginning immediately."
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