The European Union is taking steps to ban infinite scrolling on social media platforms like TikTok, Meta, Facebook, and Instagram. This move aims to enhance user well-being and curtail addictive behavior associated with endless content consumption.
TikTok has been deemed illegal in Europe due to its 'addictive design' practices, which allegedly violate regulations intended to protect users, particularly minors. The ruling reflects growing concerns over social media's impact on mental health and urges compliance with stricter EU standards.
The article discusses a London-based TikTok creator who specializes in producing fake news content that stirs up anti-immigrant sentiments. Through this platform, the creator gains views and attention despite the harmful implications of spreading misinformation. The case highlights the challenges posed by social media in propagating hate and divisive narratives.
The article discusses how TikTok can track user data even if individuals do not have the app installed on their devices. It outlines the methods used for tracking and offers suggestions for users who wish to protect their privacy.