Brazil fines TikTok’s owner $29.9m over children’s data, including guest sessions

Brazil has fined TikTok’s owner over the way it handled children’s data, and the ruling covers people who never had an account. The National Data Protection Agency imposed a penalty of 153.7 million reais on ByteDance on Tuesday, worth about $29.9m. It cited irregularities in the processing of data belonging to children and adolescents. TikTok […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Brazil fines TikTok’s owner $29.9m over children’s data, including guest sessions

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