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The European Commission on Nov. 6 found TikTok in breach of the European Union's Digital Services Act, saying the company's recommendation algorithm repeatedly directs users toward potentially harmful videos and that it has failed to adequately address the risks.
TikTok's "For You" feed recommends videos based on users' viewing behavior and interactions. Regulators said in their preliminary findings that such recommendations can draw users into harmful "rabbit holes," potentially damaging their mental health, particularly among children and vulnerable adults.
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