Bill banning TikTok on state devices advances
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Why is any social media app or software allowed on any state owned computers, cell phones, or other digital devices? My taxes should only pay state employees to use those devices for work related activities while they are on the clock.
Because whether people like it or not, Twitter is the way most Senators/Reps, state and federal, reach their people (besides in person visits and their own web pages). Some younger Reps use Tiktok.
Convenient way to communicate without leaving the trail one leaves when using the email server controlled by your employer or organization.