Texas judge rules TikTok misled users on child safety feature

According to the ruling, Texas said TikTok told users it would remove ​content that violated its Community Guidelines, ⁠but internally ‌classified some of that material as "hard ​to find" ​rather than "do not allow," allowing it to ⁠remain on the platform. Judge Cory Liu agreed ​that the practice vi

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