Texas Trial Tests TikTok’s Safety Claims | Tech News

0:00On September 11, Texas is gearing up for a trial against TikTok. The lawsuit, filed back in January of 2025, claims the at-miss-led parents about its safety for kids, showing them stuff that wasn't. A pro-priorger? This isn't the first time the state has gone after TikTok. Attorney General Paxton also filed a separate suit alleging the company broke the securing children all-mind through Perennial Empowerment Act, basically, putting Texas kids all-mind safety and privacy in danger. The core of the issue is that Texas believes TikTok wasn't upfront about the kind of content miners were exposed to. This trial is all about figuring out what happens next, including any penalties the company might face. We're looking at a trial that should kick off sometime next month. That's when a judge or jury will decide on the relief and penalties for TikTok based on these allegations. So, the legal battle is heating up, and the focus is on accountability for how TikTok handles its younger users and the content they see on the platform.

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