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TikTok Faces EU Findings Over Minors’ Privacy Settings
Key Takeaways
- The European Commission said TikTok did not adequately protect minors’ privacy rights.
- Officials said children aged 13 to 15 could easily make accounts public, while some older minors’ private accounts remained broadly visible.
- TikTok can respond to the findings before the Commission decides whether to issue a non-compliance ruling and potential fine.
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DT Editorial Team··via fastcompany.com
