TikTok set to be banned on Clemson networks

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Clemson University has announced that TikTok will be banned from campus networks starting on July 10th.

TikTok will no longer be available through the campus network both wired and Eduroam (Wi-Fi). Faculty, staff, and students will still be able to access the application on their private carrier data networks.

South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster banned TikTok on all state government electronic devices managed by the South Carolina Department of Administration last year.

Currently, at least 34 other states have TikTok bans similar to South Carolina’s, in which the use of the app is prohibited on government-issued devices.

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