TikTok faces one-hour default teen feed limit in California after court loss
· 59m ago · Originally reported by PPC Land
Under-18 accounts already default to 60 minutes a day on TikTok; SB 976 adds parental consent for personalized feeds. Will the Ninth Circuit reverse the ruling?
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