Biden's campaign reportedly told staffers to delete TikTok from their personal and work phones citing security and privacy concerns
Joe Biden's campaign told staffers to "refrain from using and downloading TikTok" on their personal and work phones,Biden's top lawyer told staffers in an email to avoid using the popular social media app due to security and privacy concerns, according to Bloomberg.
TikTok has come under increasing scrutiny from US government officials who worry that its Chinese parent company ByteDance could cave to censorship or data requests from Beijing.
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