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Mamdani Reopens the Door for NYC Agencies on TikTok, With New Security Rules

New York City will let agencies use TikTok again on dedicated government devices, reversing an Adams-era ban that knocked popular city accounts offline in 2023.

4 min read Mar 31, 04:44 PM