14 state attorneys general sue TikTok, say app exploits young users and promotes addictive use

14 state attorneys general sue TikTok, say app exploits young users and promotes addictive use – CBS News

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TikTok is facing a lawsuit from attorneys general from 14 states who say the app both harms the mental health of young users and relies on “addictive features” to keep users on the platform. CBS News senior business and technology correspondent Jo Ling Kent has more.

14 state attorneys general sue TikTok, say app exploits young users and promotes addictive use

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