TSA Bans Employees From Using TikTok In Fear Of Security Risks

Senator Chuck Schumer expressed concerns about TikTok, highlighting potential national security risks due to its data handling practices and lack of legal recourse for Chinese companies. The TSA and other government agencies have banned TikTok on official devices, citing security threats. Previously, some TSA employees used TikTok for social media outreach, but this practice has been stopped.

What is the main concern Senator Schumer has about TikTok?

• It is too expensive to maintain.

• It poses a national security risk.

• It is too addictive for users.

• It is not popular enough.

Why did Schumer believe TSA's use of TikTok was problematic?

• It was not entertaining enough.

• It could lead to data breaches.

• It was too time-consuming.

• It was too costly for the government.

Which departments have banned TikTok on government devices?

• Department of Agriculture and Department of Commerce

• Department of Defense and State Department

• Department of Education and Department of Health

• Department of Energy and Department of Transportation

What action did the TSA take regarding TikTok use by its employees?

• Started a TikTok competition

• Increased the number of TikTok videos

• Discontinued its use for social media outreach

• Encouraged more use of TikTok

What was the purpose of TSA employees using TikTok?

• To create entertainment content

• To provide instructional videos for flyers

• To promote tourism

• To advertise TSA merchandise