District Judge Robert Pitman ruled that the Texas ban on TikTok for both state-agency devices and networks is constitutional.

A Montana lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court is the state’s latest attempt at taking social media companies to task this year.

The Shelby County Board of Commissioners voted to accept a resolution banning TikTok from county-owned devices.

Florida's governor proposed a "Digital Bill of Rights" and a TikTok ban on state devices and networks at public schools.

Gov. Greg Abbott gave Texas agencies until Feb. 15 to develop policies implementing a ban of TikTok and other Chinese technology.

Gov. Kristi Noem signed banned state agencies from issuing contracts to businesses linked to several countries, including China and Russia.

Nearly half of all states have banned TikTok from government use, only a few have extended those bans to other Chinese-owned tech companies.

Maryland banned TikTok from government devices. State CISO Chip Stewart also blocked other Chinese tech companies, including Huawei and ZTE.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem said TikTok's ownership by a Chinese parent company makes it a "growing national security threat."