Social media is both a blessing and a curse, and it’s important to remind your staff about safety and security if they use it in the workplace.

BY KIT EATON @KITEATON

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Social media content creators usually want to give their followers lighthearted, even goofy videos, but some people blasting out TikToks from the workplace may also be accidentally sharing confidential business information as well.

Despite a potential ban in the U.S., TikTok remains a social media powerhouse that enthralls millions of American users on a daily basis. The platform has a huge reach, though a recent report in the Anchorage Daily News spotlighted a surprising and risky way that some influencers are using the app in the office that could damage your company. Amid rumors of a new, U.S.-only version of the app that could launch in a few weeks, this might be a good moment to reeducate your company on digital security protocols.

While social media influencers often target a business audience,........

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