144 TikTok has been banned from electronic devices managed by the US House of Representatives, according to an internal notice sent to House staff. Users who install the short-form video app on any House mobile device will be asked to remove the software, according to the notice, which was provided to CNN by the Office of the Chief Administrative Officer. The notice identifies TikTok as a “high risk to users due to a number of security risks.” Separately, the US government is soon expected to ban TikTok from all federal devices as part of legislation included in the $1.7 trillion omnibus bill awaiting President Joe Biden’s signature. The move comes after more than a dozen states in recent weeks have implemented their own prohibitions against TikTok on government devices. TikTok has previously called efforts to ban the app from government devices “a political gesture that will do nothing to advance national security interests.” TikTok declined to comment on the House restrictions. You Might Be Interested In Senate president, UK delegation discuss strengthening academic collaboration China’s Naval Training Ship Arrives in the Philippines Amid Rising South China Sea Disputes EU Urges Senegal to Ensure Fundamental Freedoms Xi calls for a Palestinian state to become a ‘full member’ of the UN Myanmar Junta Chief Advocates Political Solution with Ethnic Groups Saudi Arabia and Canada Reestablish Diplomatic Relations, Ending Five-Year Rift