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Another council halts TikTok use

Another council has decided to stop using TikTok despite data showing more than 23 million people in the UK are on the social media app.

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By Dan Peters | 17 July 2023

Another council has decided to stop using TikTok despite data showing more than 23 million people in the UK are on the social media app.

A spokesperson for Tameside MBC, which has deleted its account, said it was no longer using the short-form mobile video website.

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