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ByteDance Ltd., the owner of TikTok, is facing a hefty fine exceeding 500 million euros for illegally transferring European ...

The fate of TikTok still hangs in limbo in America, and during that period of uncertainty, the social media giant is working ...

ByteDance could be fined more than €500m – $552m at current exchange rates – by Ireland’s privacy regulator the DPC.

TikTok is being hit with a €500 million fine—roughly $554 million—for secretly moving the personal data of European users ...

As we await word on TikTok’s fate in the U.S., the platform is also working to appease EU regulators, by separating EU user data from its Chinese home base, and providing more assurances that ...

The impending fine comes as ByteDance faces an April 5 deadline to find a buyer for TikTok’s US operations or see the app ...

While the upcoming election is now proceeding with tighter controls, the EU investigation into Tiktok remains active. Commissioner Vrikkunen emphasized the need to finalize not only the TikTok ...

Marketing platform AppLovin said on Thursday it has submitted a bid for TikTok assets outside of China, ahead of the April 5 ...

ISO provides the foundation for effective AI governance, as the changes needed to meet country-specific laws are manageable ...

The penalty is likely to be the third highest ever dished out by the Irish watchdog following earlier fines of €746 million against Amazon.com and €1.2 billion against Meta.