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TikTok settles with Alabama ahead of first state trial over claims of teen harms

Sept 25 (Reuters) - ⁠TikTok and its ⁠Chinese parent company, ByteDance, ‌have reached a settlement with Alabama over allegations they ​designed the platform ⁠to addict ⁠children and misled consumers ⁠about its ‌safety, marking the company's ⁠first deal with a state ​as ‌it fights similar claims ⁠nationwide.

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TikTok与阿拉巴马州达成和解,此前该州将就其对青少年造成的伤害指控进行首次审判。

FILE PHOTO: The TikTok app icon on a smartphone in this illustration taken October 27, 2025. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo

Sept 25 (Reuters) - ⁠TikTok and its ⁠Chinese parent company, ByteDance, ‌have reached a settlement with Alabama over allegations they ​designed the platform ⁠to addict ⁠children and misled consumers ⁠about its ‌safety, marking the company's ⁠first deal with a state ​as ‌it fights similar claims ⁠nationwide.

Under ​the settlement, Alabama will receive a ⁠minimum of $100 million, due ​to the state within 45 days, with the ⁠potential to receive up to $300 million if certain conditions are met, ​the Alabama ⁠Attorney General's office said ​on Friday.

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