One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby says youths don’t realise what they are 'sacrificing' by having TikTok on their phones.
One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby says youths don’t realise what they are “sacrificing” by having TikTok on their phones.
“A lot of that is the data as we know, has been harvested by the Chinese,” Mr Ashby told Sky News host Cory Bernardi. “It’s up to them as to whether they access is or not; federal government has taken a stance and said they’re going to remove access to all employees within the federal government.”
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