Australia is the last of the "Five Eyes" security partners — the U.S., Canada, Britain and New Zealand — to ban the Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok from its federal government's devices.

Australia will have a legal social media minimum age of 16 for platforms like TikTok, Facebook and Instagram. Here's what we ...

Australia will ban social media platform TikTok from government employees’ work devices, Australian outlets reported Monday, joining the U.S., Canada, New Zealand and a group of countries in ...

Australia banned TikTok on Tuesday from all federal government-owned devices over security concerns, becoming the latest U.S.-allied country to take action against the Chinese-owned video app.

Australia has become the latest country to ban TikTok from government devices due to security concerns surrounding the Chinese-owned app.. It follows similar bans from the US, Canada, New Zealand ...

And we think Australia should make it law," the company said. Last month, a coalition of over 140 Australian and international experts signed an open letter to Albanese outlining concerns about ...

TikTok's known for breaking viral hits, but is now using music in a different way in Australia — by turning it off. What's the app trying to prove?

The company told TechCrunch that a TikTok Music subscription costs AUD11.99 ($8.16 USD) per month in Australia, Mex$115 ($6.86 USD) in Mexico and S$9.90 ($7.48 USD) in Singapore. Image Credits: TikTok ...

Australia has joined other Western countries in banning the use of TikTok on government devices as the Chinese-owned video app comes under increasing pressure over claims it presents a security ...

Australia has joined other Western countries in banning the use of TikTok on government devices as the Chinese-owned video app comes under increasing pressure over claims it presents a security ...