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Why does the ban on TikTok matter to so many people?
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this post was submitted on 11 Jan 2025
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We can't even get running apps to not post the exact running route of soldiers in conflict zones. And if adultery wasn't an actual crime in the military then it wouldn't matter so much. You go to your security officer and tell them, matter handled.
Part of the reason we're so worried is because we demand so much of people with security clearances that they already regularly lie about their activities. Weed, sex workers, and black listed bars. All of which can get your clearance revoked, and none of which would interfere with the work of most people with clearances.
Trying to block out society isn't going to work. We need to tackle that aspect from the other side.