EU、TikTokが児童安全規則を違反していると発表
The European Commission's preliminary findings state that TikTok's account settings and recommendation practices do not comply with the EU's Digital Services Act child-safety standards. The commission said TikTok allows children to have public profiles visible to non-users, makes private accounts easily discoverable, and recommends content from 16- and 17-year-olds, which it warned could lead to unwanted contact and cyberbullying. TikTok can submit a written response to the allegations, and if the commission later finds a breach it could impose a fine of up to 6% of the company's global annual turnover, potentially prompting platform changes and broader enforcement implications.
TikTok faces a potential fine for breaching EU child-safety rules
背景
The commission published preliminary findings that say TikTok's child accounts break EU rules. TikTok can send a written response to the allegations. The commission could later impose a fine of up to 6% of global turnover.
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