The complaints, filed under consumer protection statutes in the 13 respective state courts and in Washington, D.C., claim that TikTok uses addictive features like autoplay, endless scrolling, and livestreams to exploit children’s attention and keep them on the platform longer. Features like beauty filters, likes, and comments also harm children, damaging their self-esteem and mental health, according to a press release ...
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