EU regulators are investigating TikTok and other social media giants for addictive platform designs, targeting features like infinite scroll and algorithmic recommendations under the Digital Services Act.
The EU’s investigation into TikTok’s addictive design could set a new standard for digital platform regulation, targeting the hidden mechanics that keep users hooked and raising the stakes for tech giants across Europe.
The EU is putting TikTok under the microscope, alleging the app’s addictive features violate new tech laws and threaten children’s well-being. A record-breaking fine hangs in the balance as regulators demand change.
The European Union is investigating TikTok for allegedly using addictive design features that harm users, especially minors, putting the platform at risk of a record fine. Regulators demand major changes to TikTok's core features to prioritize user well-being over engagement.
After Trump allies take control of TikTok USA, users and officials allege the platform is suppressing anti-Trump and anti-ICE content through algorithmic changes and blocked messages. California has launched an investigation into potential violations of free speech.
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TikTok’s new American venture, forged in the face of a looming ban, promises tighter data controls and U.S. oversight. But with ByteDance still in the picture, the true extent of American control remains uncertain.
The record €530 million GDPR fine against TikTok isn’t just about privacy violations—it marks a historic turning point in the EU’s battle over data transfers to China, with sweeping consequences for tech giants and digital sovereignty.
TikTok has struck a dramatic deal to continue operating in the U.S., selling a majority stake to American investors and placing user data under Oracle’s control. But is this enough to resolve national security concerns, or just a high-tech sleight of hand?
A new privacy scandal has erupted in Europe as TikTok, Grindr, and AppsFlyer face complaints over the unauthorized collection and sharing of sensitive user data. The case exposes serious GDPR violations and raises questions about third-party data tracking.
TikTok and Grindr are under fire after explosive new complaints reveal covert tracking of users’ activities, including sensitive data from gay dating app Grindr. Privacy advocates say these practices may violate Europe’s GDPR and highlight a broader pattern of data misuse by tech giants.