Tiktok Ban States 2024

Data current as of June 2024. However, bans on TikTok are an emerging legal trend and additional bans may be implemented at any time.
Current state bans do not prohibit private individuals from using TikTok on their personal devices. Rather, state bans prohibit use of TikTok by government employees using government-owned devices. States may also forbid online storefronts from offering the TikTok app for download to users located within their state.
As of March 2024, 39 states had banned TikTok from government devices, as had the federal government.
In April 2024, the federal government gave TikTok owner ByteDance a deadline of January 19, 2025 to sell TikTok, citing security concerns over the TikTok app. The government has indicated an intention to impose a blanket ban on TikTok for all users located in the US if ByteDance refuses to comply.
If implemented, the federal TikTok ban would override any state-level regulations.

State	TikTok App on Government Devices
Alabama	Banned
Alaska	Banned
Arizona	Banned
Arkansas	Banned
Delaware	Banned
Florida	Banned
Georgia	Banned
Idaho	Banned
Illinois	Banned
Indiana	Banned
Iowa	Banned
Kansas	Banned
Kentucky	Banned
Louisiana	Banned
Maine	Banned
Maryland	Banned
Michigan	Banned
Mississippi	Banned
Montana	Banned
Nebraska	Banned
Nevada	Banned
New Hampshire	Banned
New Jersey	Banned
North Carolina	Banned
North Dakota	Banned
Ohio	Banned
Oklahoma	Banned
Oregon	Banned
Pennsylvania	Banned
South Carolina	Banned
South Dakota	Banned
Tennessee	Banned
Texas	Banned
Utah	Banned
Vermont	Banned
Virginia	Banned
West Virginia	Banned
Wisconsin	Banned
Wyoming	Banned
California	Allowed
Colorado	Allowed
Connecticut	Allowed
Hawaii	Allowed
Massachusetts	Allowed
Minnesota	Allowed
Missouri	Allowed
New Mexico	Allowed
New York	Allowed
Rhode Island	Allowed
Washington	Allowed

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