The new policy came after lawmakers asked whether it was possible to ban central government staff from using the app on work devices. “For civil servants employed by the national government, it is immediately discouraged to have apps from countries with an offensive cyber program against the Netherlands and/or Dutch interests installed and used on their mobile work devices," the government said in a statement Tuesday that did not identify TikTok by name. The 15-year-old student accused of carrying out the shooting was charged Wednesday with four counts of first-degree murder, 12 counts of possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony and one count of terrorism causing death.THE HAGUE – The Netherlands is moving to stop central government employees having apps including popular video sharing service TikTok installed on their work phones, amid concerns over data security.Ĭountries including the United States and Britain, as well as the European Union 's executive branch, have banned the use of TikTok on government staff phones over fears that its Chinese owner, ByteDance, could share user data with the authoritarian government in Beijing.
More than likely, it was one of our plainclothes detectives, and he may have been talking, 'bro' in a conversational manner to try to bring them down from the crisis," Bouchard said at a news conference. "The suspect, we have now confirmed by analyzing all of the video from the time it began to the time we took him into custody, never knocked on a door." "We have now been able to determine that was not the suspect. On Wednesday, Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard told reporters the TikTok video had not captured the suspect knocking on the door and attempting to trick students from coming out of the classroom. Latest news: 4th teenager dies after school shooting in Michigan police say suspect had 'intent to kill' Recorded on a cellphone and widely shared on social media, the video shows the students racing to safety, going back inside the school through a different door, where a sheriff's deputy tells them: "Slow down.
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