Uniunea Europeană acuză TikTok că nu protejează în mod corespunzător minorii - Economica.net

Brussels has accused TikTok of failing to protect minors, risking cyberbullying and exposure to predators, which could lead to significant fines. The platform claims to have privacy settings for teens, but the EU argues they are insufficient. TikTok's accounts for users aged 13-17 are set to private by default, yet minors can switch to public mode, increasing risks. The European Commission is investigating TikTok's compliance with the Digital Services Act, suggesting that the platform's settings expose minors too much. If TikTok does not comply, it may face fines up to 6% of its global revenue.