Roque Said No Plans to Ban TikTok in Philippines
On August 4, a journalist asked whether the Philippine government is also worried about TikTok-related issues. Philippine Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque replied that the government believes that there is no reason to prohibit TikTok from doing business in the country.
According to Philippine media, Presidential Spokesperson Roque and Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles are both using TikTok.
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