TikTok’s “addictive design” has been found to violate EU digital laws – in a move that could land the Chinese-owned company a fine of up to 6 per cent of its global revenue.
Preliminary findings of the European Commission investigation, announced on Friday, said the video app’s infinite scroll, autoplay, push notifications and “highly personalised” recommender systems had addictive properties.
Brussels wanted TikTok to change the basic design of its service, it said, including disabling some of…
EU finds TikTok ‘addictive’ in digital law probe, 6% fine looms for ByteDance
