Ontario, OPP banning TikTok on employee devices
Several Southwestern Ontario police forces say their employees aren’t allowed to download TikTok on work-issued electronic devices after security concerns were raised about the Chinese-owned app.
Several Southwestern Ontario police forces say their employees aren’t allowed to download TikTok on work-issued electronic devices after security concerns were raised about the Chinese-owned app.
Following in the footsteps of the federal government, the City of London has made the decision to ban TikTok on municipally owned cellsphones.
Olivia Lutfallah says she didn’t start her TikTok account with the intention of attracting a large following: She just wanted to explain some things about attention-deficit and hyperactivity disorder.
First it was “devious licks.” Then it was stealing lug nuts. Now parents are being asked by police to speak to their children about another trending social-media challenge, which dares kids to kick in the door of unsuspecting homeowners.
Provincial police are urging parents to talk to their children about a trending social-media challenge dubbed “devious licks” that encourages people to vandalize property and posting the damage done online. “These types of challenges are going to land (children) in trouble whether it be a school suspension, damage to your online reputation or potential criminal […]
A social media dare has led to acts of vandalism at some area schools. They’re called “devious licks” – and they’ve prompted warnings to students from principals across Southwestern Ontario. The TikTok challenge encourages youths to damage property within their school, so the student can post a video of their ‘devious’ act on the social […]