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<p>European Union’s (EU) tech regulators charged social media platform TikTok on Friday with breaching the bloc’s online content rules, telling it to fix the so-called “rabbit hole” effect of its recommender system, which attracts users’ attention to a constant stream of similar videos.</p> <p>TikTok’s Chinese owner ByteDance risks a fine next year of up to
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The European Union has accused TikTok of breaching the bloc's digital rules because its algorithm recommends users a non-stop stream of personalised videos including those that it says could hurt mental health and body image.
TikTok overtreedt de Europese regelgeving rond digitale diensten door het zogenoemde 'rabbithole-effect' dat veroorzaakt wordt door de 'Voor jou'-pagina. Die wordt als schadelijk beschouwd voor de geestelijke gezondheid van jongeren. Dat laat de Europese Commissie weten. Eerder werd al diepgaand onderzoek naar het Chinese platform geopend.
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The preliminary findings mark the first time the Commission has focused on a social media platform's recommender systems as a breach of its powerful Digital Services Act.
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