Explained: Why are countries banning TikTok and why?

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New Zealand on Friday became the latest entrant to the list of countries that have banned TikTok on all devices with access to its lawmakers amidst rising concerns over national and cybersecurity. Explained: Why are countries banning TikTok and why?

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