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TikTok gave Ottawa false reassurances: Intelligence report

The Canadian government banned TikTok on all government-issued mobile devices in late February, citing serious privacy and security risks for users.

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What is foreign influence? A guide to what it means in Canada

Terms such as “agent” and “foreign influence” are widely misused by the public and political leaders, former intelligence analysts tell the Star.

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Terms such as “agent” and “foreign influence” are widely misused by the public and political leaders, former intelligence analysts tell the Star.

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Ottawa still advertising on TikTok despite banning it on government devices due to security concerns

The federal government continues to advertise on TikTok, despite having banned the app from all government devices due to security concerns. Some tech experts argue Ottawa is sending a contradictory message.

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Why risky trends are so popular on TikTok

Experts explain to CTVNews.ca why, and how, popular Chinese social media app TikTok seems to promote risky and harmful behaviour among users and content producers.

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