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New Zealand bans TikTok on phones of MPs amid rising security concerns

Amid security concerns, the video-sharing social networking service, Tik Tok has been banned on the phones of New Zealand MPs. Read further on Dynamite News:

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New Zealand to ban TikTok on parliamentary devices, as researchers warn Australian politicians of 'proven' ties to China's government

New Zealand is effectively banning Chinese-owned social media app TikTok from the phones of MPs over cybersecurity concerns.

ABC News

TikTok banned from phones of people who work for the Welsh Government

The decision has been made after a review by the National Cyber Security Centre failed to rule out that sensitive data held on official phones

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MPs and peers ask information commissioner to investigate TikTok

Letter argues that Chinese-owned video-sharing app could be in breach of UK law

The Guardian - UK

UK bans Chinese-owned TikTok from government devices amid mounting security concerns

Block follows similar moves in Europe and the US

The Independent UK

Immediate govt TikTok ban, UK joins growing security moves against China

The United Kingdom says it will ban TikTok on government phones with immediate effect, a move that follows other countries.

The New Daily

TikTok banned from official Government-issued phones over security fears

The ban, which is not being extended to members of the public, is being imposed over risks around how sensitive information can be accessed by TikTok

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More Than 300K Latitude Financial Customers Have Had Their Personal Details Nicked In A Cyberattack

The company provides buy now, pay later schemes to a stack of 'yuge Aussie retailers such as JB Hi-Fi, David Jones and The Good Guys.

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TikTok banned from UK government phones over security concerns

Ban announced on Thursday afternoon follows similar moves by EU and US

Evening Standard

Hackers steal data from Latitude Financial

Latitude Financial says it appears to have been hit by a sophisticated and malicious cyber attack, originating from a major vendor.

The New Daily

Latitude Financial is the latest big company to announce a cyber attack that exposed customer data. This is what we know so far

Digital financial services company Latitude says the personal information of almost 330,000 customers has been stolen, including drivers' licences. This is what we know about the company, what happened and whether you should be worried.

ABC News

Latitude Financial hit by cyber attack, more than 300,000 identity documents stolen

Latitude — the company behind a buy now, pay later scheme used by major retailers such as JB Hi-Fi and David Jones — reveals hackers have stolen more than 300,000 personal identity documents, including drivers licences, after getting their hands on employee login details.

ABC News

UK expected to ban TikTok from government mobile phones

Ban on Chinese owned video-sharing app marks U-turn from previous relaxed position

The Guardian - UK

Science Secretary ‘confident’ data laws mean public can continue to use TikTok

TikTok has been banned on federal government devices in the US.

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Mexico to investigate alleged human rights abuses by military after spying claims

Move follows reports alleging that the army used Pegasus spyware software to hack the phone of a prominent rights activist

The Independent UK

UK has not ruled out a full ban on TikTok, minister says

Decision will be based on ‘risks’ and ‘threats’ posed by Chinese-owned app

Belfast Live

PSNI warns child sexual exploitation offences on the rise

"Children now have access to numerous digital devices at home, meaning they are at greater risk to be targeted by online predators with sinister intentions"

Manchester Evening News

UK government minister doesn't rule out TikTok ban over security fears

Tom Tugendhat confirmed that he is waiting for a review from the National Cyber Security Centre after concerns were raised about TikTok's links to China

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Bristol Post

TikTok fans slam plans to ban app

The Chinese-owned app could be banned over safety fears

Evening Standard

Security minister Tom Tugendhat does not rule out full TikTok ban

Cyber experts investigating whether millions of Britons are being spied on by China through Apps on their phone

Chronicle Live

Security minister does not rule out UK ban on TikTok over security fears

Tom Tugendhat has said he is awaiting a review from the National Cyber Security Centre before making a decision about TikTok

Wales Online

Full ban on TikTok in UK over security fears could still be on the cards

Security minister Tom Tugendhat has not ruled out a full ban

The Independent UK

Security minister does not rule out full TikTok ban as he orders cyber review

Tom Tugendhat said he is awaiting a review from the National Cyber Security Centre before deciding on the ‘hugely important question’.

The Guardian - AU

NSW government considers banning TikTok on all public sector devices

Exclusive: State government does not have an overarching policy on the app’s use, but it is understood that is now being reviewed

Dynamite News

Delhi: Two held for cheating people on pretext of redeeming credit card points

Two fraudsters involved in duping people on pretext of converting or redeeming their credit card points into rupees were arrested on Tuesday. Read further on Dynamite News:

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