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Alabama Says TikTok to Pay Up to $300 Million Over Child Safety

Bloomberg Technology Friday 25 September 2026, 22:47 UTC By Georgia Fearn 1 min read
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Alabama’s attorney general said TikTok has agreed to pay up to $300 million and adopt new user protection measures to settle the state’s child-safety lawsuit that was set for a jury trial to begin Monday.

Alabama’s attorney general said TikTok has agreed to pay up to $300 million and adopt new user protection measures to settle the state’s child-safety lawsuit that was set for a jury trial to begin Monday.
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