EU asks TikTok to modify content feeds deemed harmful to users

Author: senenews.comPublished on: November 6, 2026Country: European Union

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EU asks TikTok to modify content feeds deemed harmful to users

The European Union ordered TikTok on Friday to modify its personalized video feeds, which are accused of exposing users to spirals of content that may harm their well-being and mental health. The European Commission believes ByteDance’s subsidiary may have breached key provisions of the Digital Services Act (DSA). TikTok could face potential sanctions and significant changes to its feeds.

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