Oregon is set to file a lawsuit against TikTok over allegations that the popular social media company is endangering youth and trying to addict them.

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Oregon joining bipartisan group of states suing TikTok over accusations of addicting young people

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The complaint says TikTok tries to maximize the time users spend on the site to boost revenues from selling ads. (Kevin Frayer/Getty Images)Oregon is set to file a lawsuit against TikTok over allegations that the popular social media company is endangering youth and trying to addict them. With the state’s courts closed on Tuesday for a software upgrade, Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum said the suit will be filed Wednesday in Multnomah County Ci…

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Oregon joining bipartisan group of states suing TikTok over accusations of addicting young people • Oregon Capital Chronicle

Oregon is set to file a lawsuit against TikTok over allegations that the popular social media company is endangering youth and trying to addict them. With the state’s courts closed on Tuesday for a software upgrade, Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum said the suit will be filed Wednesday in Multnomah County Circuit Court. Oregon is joining 13 other attorneys general in suing the company.  The Oregon lawsuit will seek a court injunction against the…

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Oregon joining bipartisan group of states suing TikTok over accusations of addicting young people - Salem Reporter

Oregon is set to file a lawsuit against TikTok over allegations that the popular social media company is endangering youth and trying to addict them.With the state’s courts closed on Tuesday for a software upgrade, Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum said the suit will be filed Wednesday in Multnomah County Circuit Court. Oregon is joining 13 other attorneys general in suing the company. The Oregon lawsuit will seek a court injunction against the p…

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In this 2020 photo illustration, the TikTok app is displayed on an Apple iPhone. The U.S. House on Wednesday, March 13, 2024, 352-65 passed a bill that effectively bans TikTok unless the company splits from its Chinese owner ByteDance because of national security concerns. (Photo Illustration by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)COLUMBIA — South Carolina’s chief prosecutor joined 13 other attorneys general filing separate lawsuits Tuesday accusing TikTo…

Oregon joining bipartisan group of states suing TikTok over accusations of addicting young people

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