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TikTok has settled with Alabama, agreeing to pay $100 million and implement safety measures for teens, including a two-hour daily usage limit. The settlement follows a lawsuit claiming TikTok's platform contributes to mental health issues among teens. If 40 other states sign similar agreements, the payout could increase to $300 million.
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TikTok has settled with Alabama, agreeing to pay $100 million and implement safety measures for teens, including a two-hour daily usage limit. The settlement follows a lawsuit claiming TikTok's platform contributes to mental health issues among teens. If 40 other states sign similar agreements, the payout could increase to $300 million.
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TikTok agrees to settle with Alabama state over teen safety
TikTok Settles with Alabama Over Teen Safety Measures