TikTok to pay $100 million to Alabama in teen addiction settlement
TikTok has settled and agreed to pay the US state of Alabama at least $100 million dollars days before trial.
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TikTok has settled and agreed to pay the US state of Alabama at least $100 million dollars days before trial.
Open original →TikTok will pay Alabama at least $100 million under the settlement, but the state's payout could grow to $300 million if 40 other attorneys general sign on to similar agreements with the company within a specified timeframe, according to the settlement.
Open original →It will also impose enhanced age-verification measures for users in the state.
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