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China protests TikTok ban from Australian federal-government devices

( April 4, 2023, 17:30 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: China’s foreign ministry spokesperson responded to the recent ban of Tiktok video app on Australian federal-government devices saying it has lodged a stern protest with the Australian side. The spokesperson said China always believes that digital security should not be used as a tool to suppress foreign companies in an overstretch of the concept of national security and abuse of state power. China urges Australia to provide a fair, transparent and non-discriminatory environment for Chinese companies, the spokesperson said. The ban followed growing concern in Australia over TikTok’s collection of personal data.The statement follows: ...

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