TikTok

If you can't trust your eyes, what should you do?

Launching around New York, Los Angeles, and the Bay Area, Must Eat gives FoodTok recommendations a place of their own.

The studio is seeking a reversal.

TikTok ads that tell users they can earn money by watching videos are part of a larger 'get-paid-to' app economy.

That number is estimated to double by the end of the year.

A confidential review found that a teen who later died by suicide was among the users placed in the experiment’s control group.

Hundreds of accounts direct users to unregulated GLP-1 alternatives.

The potato-based buns are back for one last drop on National Hot Dog Day, but you'll have to act fast.

The complaint could lead to hefty fines under the Digital Services Act.

One more thing you can do on TikTok.

No more ads...for a fee.

GLAAD's annual report found a social media landscape 'rife' with anti-LGBTQ hate.

It was describing dogs as origami art.

The name "Epstein" is disappearing in some DMs, the company admits.

A Los Angeles court hears the first of three test cases amid thousands of lawsuits.

Why was our weekend scrolling impacted?

Users are concerned TikTok is collecting new kinds of personal data. It's more complicated.

The system aims to weed out users under the age of 13.

This is a gamechanger.

A confusing combo of presidential orders means you can still use the popular ByteDance app — for now.

The platform continues to try and push beyond short-form video.

AI generated content on your For You page? Not if you don't want it.

Scammers are using AI to create fake brands and products on TikTok Shop.

Yay! More AI slop!

Yes, a sale may *actually* happen.

The Roblox empire continues to grow.

At least one appeared to be a deepfake of a real streamer.

The changes go into effect September 13.

Another new feature from TikTok.

Parents can get notified of uploads and see their teens' content and privacy settings.

It starts with rage, but 'Gachiakuta' is really about learning to be human in a world that treats you like garbage.

The company is planning to launch the new app in September.

The app faces a countrywide ban unless it sells to an entity approved by the U.S. government.

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