Tiktok to Pay £12.7m UK Child Privacy Fine Despite Disputing Watchdog Findings
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A short video service, TikTok, will pay a fine of $17 million for the illegal use of the personal data of underage users in Britain, says the British Information Commissioner's Office (ICO). According to the agency, the social network will pay a fine of Pound12.7 million (about $17 million) and gives RIA News. "TikTok agreed to pay the fine we imposed in 2023, after withdrawing his appeal against the order," says the application. The penalty was…
Social media platform TikTok, which rejected the appeal, will have to pay a fine of £12.7 million (14.8 million euros) imposed by the UK's data protection watchdog.
Tiktok to pay £12.7m UK child privacy fine despite disputing watchdog findings
Tiktok will pay a £12.7m UK fine over its handling of children’s data after abandoning a three-year legal challenge, despite maintaining that it disagrees with the privacy watchdog’s findings. The social media giant has withdrawn its appeal against a penalty imposed by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) in 2023, making the fine final. A Tiktok [...]
TikTok to pay £12.7m fine over child data concerns after dropping appeal
The Information Commissioner’s Office originally imposed the fine in 2023 before the firm launched an appeal.
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