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Federal employees can download TikTok on their work phones again

The Trump administration has reversed a long-standing prohibition, permitting federal employees to download TikTok onto government-issued devices.

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Federal employees are now permitted to download TikTok on government devices following a policy reversal. The Department of Justice confirmed that the previous restriction is no longer in effect, marking a shift in the administration's stance on the application.

Coverage from Reuters, CBS News, TechCrunch, Inc.com, and inkl highlights the change as a direct reversal of a prior ban. These reports emphasize that the application, once restricted due to security concerns, is now accessible to staff on work-issued hardware.

Future reports may clarify the specific operational guidelines or security protocols following this change. Current coverage does not yet specify whether additional regulatory updates regarding federal device usage will follow this policy shift.

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The obvious questions

Who is affected by this policy change?

Federal employees using government-issued devices are now permitted to download TikTok.

What prompted the change in policy?

The Trump administration reversed the ban, though specific details regarding the motivation behind the decision were not provided in the coverage.

Is the application now legally allowed on all government devices?

Yes, according to the Department of Justice, it is no longer illegal to download the application on federal devices.

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