TikTok Settles $100 Million Lawsuit with Alabama, Implements Teen Safety Features
TikTok has reached a settlement with Alabama, agreeing to pay at least $100 million and implement new safety features for teen users. The changes include content feed options, time limits, and restrictions on cosmetic filters, aimed at addressing concerns over the platform's impact on youth mental health.
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