TikTok, Investigated by the European Commission After the Elections in Romania: Risks Fines of up to 6% of Turnover
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The European Commission has launched an investigation against TikTok in the Digital Services Act (DSA), which risks fines of up to 6% of global turnover, which means a considerable sum, said Thomas Regnier, spokesman for...
TikTok Risks Huge Penalties, Due to the 2024 Elections. Fine up to 6% of Turnover • Newsweek Romania
The European Commission is accelerating investigations into the social network for possible breaches of the Digital Services Act during the 2024 elections. If it is found guilty of manipulation or misinformation, the company risks massive financial penalties.
The investigation opened by the European Commission against TikTok after the first round of presidential elections in Romania in November 2024 has not yet been completed. Brussels checks whether the platform has complied with its obligations under the Digital Services Act (DSA) in terms of managing the...
A spokesman for the European Commission warned that TikTok "risks fines of up to 6% of the global turnover, in the context of the disforms that circulated in the presidential election campaign of 2024. According to Agerpres, Thomas Regnier, spokesperson for the European Commission – the Directorate-General for Communication, it is the one who specified [...] The post European Commission, investigation against TikTok on the basis of disforms in t…
The European Commission has launched an investigation against TikTok on the basis of Digital Services Act (DSA). The platform risks fines of up to 6% of global turnover, Thomas Regnier, European Commission spokesman, said in Brussels on Thursday.
The European Commission's investigation into TikTok, opened after the first round of the Romanian presidential elections in November 2024, is still underway, and a conclusion could be published only at the beginning of 2027. If the Commission finds violations of the Digital Services Act (DSA), TikTok risks a fine of up to 6% of global turnover.
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