TikTok Settles Child Privacy Suit Less Than a Day After it’s Filed
The quickly-settled class action accused TikTok of infringing upon children’s digital privacy rights.
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The quickly-settled class action accused TikTok of infringing upon children’s digital privacy rights.
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The class action claims that even after changing its privacy policy, TikTok continues to harvest user information for its parent company in China.
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