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The European Commission announces it has formally accused TikTok, the popular video-sharing platform owned by Chinese tech giant ByteDance, of violating the European Union’s strict advertising transparency rules. The preliminary findings released this week could lead to a fine of up to six percent of the platform’s global annual revenue—potentially amounting to billions of euros—if the allegations are confirmed.
The investigation, launched under the landmark Digital Services Act (DSA), is part of the EU’s broader effort to hold major tech companies accountable for content. . .
