#US sues TikTok

This case legally calls-out TikTok, a Chinese-owned short-video Platform, and its parent company, ByteDance, for their failure to protect young users. TikTok and ByteDance failed to comply with the measurements under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). 2 A precedent record demonstrating charges in Europe for violating a similar policy, along with TikTok's prior accusations and violations of young people's privacy protection, may support the argument for the app to be banned in the United States. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) began investigating earlier this year for other possible violations of TikTok under COPPA. Despite the hurdles TikTok is facing, Michael Hughes, TikTok’s spokesman, pushed back on the allegations; ``We disagree with these allegations, many of which relate to past events and practices that are factually inaccurate or have been addressed,”. Are you fond of using the TikTok app and create juicy content that you want people to see? Here's a guide to staying safe when using TikTok. The agency credits the sharp decline to stronger regulatory oversight and improved accessibility for consumers reporting issues such as delayed, lost, or mishandled parcels. Read more in our articles including "US sued TikTok for allegedly violating the privacy of minors" and "Korea to provide PHP 1.56B grant for PH Cybersecurity Center".