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The European Commission is cracking down on TikTok for failing to protect kids’ privacy, finding that minors’ accounts are too easily visible to strangers — exposing them to cyberbullying and predators. Brussels demands that children’s content be private by default, and with 170 million EU users — many under 18 — TikTok faces serious consequences, including a potential 6% revenue fine, if it doesn’t act fast. The company says it’s committed to fixing the issue, but regulators won’t wait — this is about safety, not just compliance.

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