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Americans divided on TikTok ban even as Biden campaign joins the app, AP-NORC poll shows
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President Joe Biden’s campaign is embracing TikTok to court younger voters ahead of the presidential elections, but U.S. adults have mixed views about whether the video-sharing app should even operate in the country.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden's 2024 campaign is now on TikTok, even though he has expressed national security concerns over the platform and banned it on federal devices.
President Biden’s 2024 campaign joined TikTok on Super Bowl Sunday, an effort to connect with young voters ahead of the November presidential election. The move comes despite Biden’s previous firm stance against the app and its potential national security concerns.
President Joe Biden's 2024 presidential campaign has joined TikTok despite sources saying last year that the campaign wouldn't formally use the social media platform.
President Biden's campaign joined TikTok one year after his administration purged the Chinese-owned social media platform from federal devices over security concerns.
President Joe Biden has officially joined the Chinese app TikTok in an effort to reach younger voters. The president uploaded his first TikTok video on Sunday, alongside the caption, "lol hey guys."
US President Joe Biden's debut on TikTok has caused a stir -- not least because the Chinese-owned social media platform is still officially considered a security risk by Washington.
The Biden campaign was criticized on Sunday for joining the Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok after he purged the controversial app from federal devices last year.
The Biden administration is not delivering on promises to address TikTok as a national security threat as the Chinese company's influence continues to grow.
The Biden campaign should have deployed influencers on TikTok to encourage young people to register to vote and to be more engaged in politics and national affairs
President Joe Biden and his team think that TikTok is a national security threat, but they also want to encourage the public to use it. Biden’s campaign decided to join TikTok, which it boasted about on Sunday in a post on X.
In an effort to connect to younger voters, the Biden campaign has joined TikTok. But while many users have welcomed the move, security experts and even legislators have expressed disapproval amid long-standing privacy concerns surrounding the use of the Chinese-owned app.
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