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TikTok’s Alabama Teen-Safety Settlement

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    After Two Hours, TikTok Goes Dark for Alabama Teens

    Alabama extracted at least $100 million and a first-in-the-nation teen code — two-hour days, midnight blackout, no beauty filters — without proving its addiction case at trial.

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    The Guardian

    • $100M+Guaranteed to Alabama, due within 45 days
    • 2 hoursDaily cap for ages 13 to 17
    • 00:00–06:00Nightly blackout for teen accounts
    • TikTok will pay Alabama at least $100 million and restrict teen use, ending the Monday trial without a liability finding.
    • Signed amount tallied at $116.2 million with $183.8 million conditional for up to $300 million.
    • No public enforcement language yet for age verification, school-hours definition, filter ban, non-personalized feed, or circumvention.
    • No public timeframe for other states to sign, audit method, or plan for how Alabama will spend the money.
    • Whether the 120-minute cutoff and midnight block hold in practice and whether other attorneys general sign on.

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Mga tao

  • Steve Marshallpolitician who served as Attorney General of Alabama

Mga organisasyon

  • TikTok Inc.subsidiary company of TikTok

Mga lugar

  • Alabama
  • Montgomery County