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TikTok tightens privacy rules to protect under-16s

TikTok accounts of users aged under 16 will now be changed to private, in a bid to improve child safety on the app.

Axar.az reports citing foreign media this means videos posted to these accounts will not be available to download and all followers will need to be approved first.

It comes a month after federal regulators ordered the social media giant to reveal how the app protects and processes children and teenagers.

TikTok's head of privacy, Elaine Fox said: "We want to encourage our younger users to actively engage in their online privacy journey, and by doing so early we hope to inspire them to take an active role and make informed decisions about their online privacy."

Date
2021.01.13 / 18:32
Author
Axar.az
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