Delta Air Lines and Southwest Airlines have both implemented bans on the video-sharing app TikTok for their employees, according to Simply Flying, an online aviation news platform.
“As the technology and regulatory landscape evolves, we will continue to evaluate our policies and procedures to uphold Southwest’s ongoing commitment to compliance and cybersecurity, safeguarding both our people and data.”
The US Government’s guidance on TikTok usage stemmed from the “No TikTok on Government Devices Act” issued by the White House in February 2023. This act instructed agencies to remove TikTok from federal devices and restrict its use on devices used by certain state governments. Notably, personal phones not used for work-related tasks are exempt from this prohibition.
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