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TikTok Is Being Sued By 13 US States

TikTok is making headlines again, this time it's being sued by more than a dozen states in the US.

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TikTok is once again at the center of controversy , this time facing a lawsuit from more than a dozen US states. States such as New York, California, and New Jersey are accusing the platform of harming the mental health of young users. The lawsuit claims that TikTok uses features like autoplay, infinite scrolling, and beauty filters, which are designed to be addictive, especially for children. The states argue that these tools are intentionally crafted to keep young people hooked , potentially leading to mental health issues . On the other hand, TikTok has dismissed these accusations, labeling them as " inaccurate and misleading ." The company asserts that it prioritizes protecting teens and improving their experience on the platform. This lawsuit is just one of several challenges TikTok has been facing in the US, where it could potentially face an outright ban . For now, the outcome of this legal battle remains uncertain, and only time will tell how it unfolds.

Vocabulary :

• lawsuit (noun): a legal case brought to court by someone who feels wronged.
• accuse (verb): to say that someone has done something wrong or illegal.
• autoplay (noun): a feature that starts the next video automatically without asking the user.
• addictive (adj): something that makes you want to keep doing it, even if it's not good for you.
• mental health (noun): the state of your mind, including how you feel and think.
• scrolling (verb): moving content up or down on a screen to see more.
• beauty filters (noun): digital effects used to change how a person looks in photos or videos.
• inaccurate (adj): not correct or exact; containing errors or mistakes.
• misleading (adj): giving the wrong idea or impression; causing someone to believe something that is not true.

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