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1. • • The case against TikTok can broadly be split into two categories: harmful content and privacy concerns due to its Chinese ownership. For the former, there are good reasons to be alarmed. The Center for Countering Digital Hate has found TikTok will show children harmful content as soon as they show an interest in related topics.
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   Can children use TikTok?

   • Douyin, China’s version of TikTok, will limit use of the platform for children to 40 minutes a day. The rules will apply to users under 14, who have been authenticated using their real names, and who will be able to access it between 06:00 and 22:00.

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   Can kids play TikTok in China?

   • Kids in China have it tough. Weeks after the country limited their online multiplayer gaming time to just three hours a week, it’s putting a cap on TikTok usage with a mere 40 minutes a day allowed. That’s harsh.

   The kids aren’t alright: China limits TikTok use for children to 40

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   Does TikTok have a daily limit?

   • TikTok announced a one-hour daily limit for users under 18, but authorities in China have pushed the domestic version, Douyin, much further. China Report is MIT Technology Review’s newsletter about technology developments in China. Sign up to receive it in your inbox every Tuesday.

   How China takes extreme measures to keep teens off TikTok

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   Is TikTok banned in China?

   • Last month, under-18s in China were banned from playing video games during the week, and their play was restricted to just one hour on Fridays, weekends and holidays. And in February, Chinese children were banned from taking their mobile phones into school. These regulations on China's version of TikTok have been a long time coming.

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   Does TikTok have a 'teenage mode'?

   • The Chinese version of TikTok is introducing a “teenage mode” that will limit the amount of time children underthe age of14 spend on the short-form video appto 40 minutes a day.

   The Chinese version of TikTok is limiting kids to 40 minutes a day - CNN

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   How much time do kids spend on TikTok?

   • For example, take the shared concern about how much time children and teenagers are spending on TikTok (or its Chinese domestic version, Douyin). On March 1, TikTok announced that it’s setting a 60-minute default time limit per day for users under 18.

   How China takes extreme measures to keep teens off TikTok

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3. focus.cbbc.org › how-is-chinas-version-of-tiktokIs China’s version of TikTok really safer for young people?

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   Apr 25, 2023 · Is China’s version of TikTok – better known as Douyin – really a watered-down app with greater protections in place for kids? And are those in the West simply escalating tensions with China every time the app is singled out?

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   Sep 26, 2023 · The Center for Countering Digital Hate has found TikTok will show children harmful content as soon as they show an interest in related topics. Its researchers generated accounts in the US, UK,...

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   Mar 8, 2023 · TikTok announced a one-hour daily limit for users under 18, but authorities in China have pushed the domestic version, Douyin, much further.

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   Sep 20, 2021 · After putting a weekly cap on video game usage, China has limted TikTok usage for kids for only 40 minutes per day.

10. www.politico.eu › article › tiktok-china-west-europeWhat the hell is wrong with TikTok? - POLITICO

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    Mar 22, 2023 · The Chinese-owned app loved by teenagers around the world is facing allegations of facilitating espionage, failing to protect personal data, and even of corrupting young minds. Governments in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand and across Europe have moved to ban the use of TikTok on officials’ phones in recent months.