Brazil fines TikTok for data processing of children and adolescents
Most outlets reported the fine imposed by Brazil’s National Data Protection Agency on TikTok for irregularities in handling children’s data. One outlet specified the amount as nearly $30 million and named the agency, while another highlighted the broader context of concerns over social media platforms and teen data, noting the parent company, ByteDance.
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Brazil takes major action against TikTok owner ByteDance over teen data
Brazil has reportedly fined TikTok owner ByteDance for alleged unlawful processing of teenagers’ personal data, highlighting growing concerns over how social media platforms process children’s information, according to a decision published in the official gazette today. The data...
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Brazil fines TikTok owner ByteDance for unlawful processing of teenagers' data
Brazil steps up scrutiny of platforms' safeguards for minors as countries tighten social media rules
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Brazil fines TikTok $30 mn over child data management
Brazil's National Data Protection Agency (ANPD) said Tuesday it had imposed a fine of nearly $30 million on TikTok for "irregularities in the processing of data belonging to children and adolescents".
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