TikTok misled consumers about filtering content for minors, judge rules

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The Hill	TikTok misled consumers about filtering content for minors, judge rules	A Texas judge on Thursday ruled the social media platform TikTok misled consumers about the company's efforts to filter inappropriate content for minors. In her ruling, Texas District Judge Cory Liu s	11 Sep, 20:38	11 Sep, 20:45	0m	thehill.com	First

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