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2.記者署名： 路透社
3.完整新聞標題: U.S. Army cadets told not to use TikTok in uniform (美國陸軍
官校說別用中國抖音在公務上)
4.完整新聞內文:
U.S. Army cadets were this week instructed not to use China-owned social
media app TikTok while representing the military, an Army spokeswoman said on
Friday, amid concerns over the app’s handling of user data.
The directive comes after Chuck Schumer, the top Democrat in the U.S. Senate,
The directive comes after Chuck Schumer, the top Democrat in the U.S. Senate,
The directive comes after Chuck Schumer, the top Democrat in the U.S. Senate,
urged the Army to review potential risks in its use of the popular video app
for recruiting American teenagers.
The U.S. Army Cadet Command, which issued the order, oversees the Reserve
Officers Training Corp, ROTC, and Junior ROTC, to train university and high
school students for the military. The guidance from cadet command was issued
in order to “err on the side of caution”, an Army spokeswoman said.
US TO INVESTIGATE VIDEO-SHARING APP TIKTOK OVER NATIONAL SECURITY CONCERNS
While cadets can still use the app for their own personal use, the guidance
would prohibit them posting TikToks for recruitment, while in uniform or
performing official duties. The directive was first reported by online
military-focused publication Task & Purpose.
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A Reuters search of the hashtags “#rotc” and “#jrotc” found multiple
TikToks of young men and women in U.S. military uniforms lip-syncing, dancing
and performing training exercises.
TikTok did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
TikTok did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The company has previously stressed its independence from Beijing and said no
U.S. user data is stored in China, but it has failed to assuage congressional
concerns about the security of the personal data of U.S. citizens using the
app and whether content on the platform is subject to censorship from Beijing.
TWEEN TIKTOK APP OBSESSION SPARKS SOCIAL MEDIA SAFETY CONVERSATIONS IN SCHOOLS
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) has launched
a national security review of ByteDance’s $1 billion acquisition of U.S.
social media app Musical.ly.
An Army spokeswoman said the Army has not given any other specific guidance
on the use of TikTok, but that it does have formal social media guidance that
applies to the use of all current and emerging social media platforms.
“We also continuously remind soldiers to remain vigilant about the risks of
using any social media platform when sharing their personal information and
data,” she said.
重點就是要美國陸軍官校，別用抖音當招募新兵工具，以免洩漏情資給中國，私人用別談
公事，要提高警覺。
公事，要提高警覺。