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Alabama Secures $100M Settlement and Child Safety Measures From TikTok

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Alabama Secures $100M Settlement and Child Safety Measures From TikTok

The settlement demonstrates state-level leverage over major tech platforms on child protection, establishing a precedent other states may pursue and forcing TikTok to implement new safety features in one of the nation's largest app markets.

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