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Watch out for false payout claims on TikTok | Consumer Reports


Free money from Zelle or Cash App—just for filling out a government form? That’s what some TikTok videos claim. But Consumer Reports has a warning: it’s not a windfall—it’s simply not true. Read More

Strictly Legal | TikTok takes a hit in Nevada


Nevada alleged that TikTok's platform uses harmful design features to keep young users on the app for as long as possible to maximize advertising revenue. Read More

TikTok soon to be 'under American control,' White House says


White House says US companies will oversee TikTok’s algorithm and Americans will hold six of seven board seats for US operations. Oracle, chaired by Trump ally Larry Ellison, will lead data and ... Read More

Flagging misinformation on social media reduces engagement, study finds


Pointing out potentially misleading posts on social media significantly reduces the number of reposts, likes, replies, and views generated by such content, according to a new study co-authored by Yale ... Read More

Right-Wing Moguls Dominate Social Media. One Legal Fix Can Help Stem the Tide.


Revising Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act would make outlets more accountable for the content they platform. Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, who now holds major stakes in TikTok and CBS ... Read More

Legislators Should Force Social Media Platforms to Tell the Truth


Ms. Baker-White is the author of “Every Screen on the Planet: The War Over TikTok.” For years, national security experts have been warning Americans that TikTok is a danger because it is too ... Read More


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