EU Commission Criticizes TikTok's Advertising Transparency
The European Commission has accused TikTok of violating the EU's Digital Services Act due to inadequate advertising transparency. TikTok has not established a detailed database to provide necessary information about ads on its platform.
This shortfall includes a lack of data on targeted users and ad financing details. The Commission emphasizes that citizens have the right to know who is behind the messages they see online.
The absence of a comprehensive ads repository hinders efforts to detect fraudulent ads and misinformation, especially during elections. TikTok risks fines of up to 6% of its global annual revenue if it fails to resolve these issues.
This is part of a broader scrutiny of TikTok, with further investigations underway regarding the protection of minors and the platform's influence on electoral processes.
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