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TikTok To Pay Alabama At Least $100 Million, Add Teen Limits Before First State Trial

TikTok To Pay Alabama At Least $100 Million, Add Teen Limits Before First State Trial Authored by Kimberly Hayek via The Epoch Times, TikTok and its creator ByteDance struck a deal Friday with Alabama that will pay the state at least $100 million and force changes in how teenagers use the app, days before what would have been the first state trial over claims the platform was built to addict minors. TikTok is so powerful its logo alone can mesmerize children. George Chan/Getty ImagesThe money is due within 45 days. It can...
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