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Topeka’s ABC affiliate reports:
The Kansas Attorney General’s Office announced his office has filed a lawsuit on Wednesday, March 6 in Shawnee County District Court against social media company TikTok for misrepresenting its age-appropriateness in app stores, deceiving parents about the effectiveness of its parental tools and creating and aggressively promoting an addictive app that erodes the mental health of Kansas children.
“TikTok deceived parents by saying that the app was safe and age-appropriate. In reality, the app has promoted filth, profanity, sexual content, and alcohol and drugs to Kansas kids. Even worse, it has used coercive algorithms that spike dopamine, keep kids on the app as long as possible, and facilitate downward mental health spirals. Kansas parents deserve the truth about the harm the app causes to young users, and Kansas kids should be protected,” Kris Kobach said.
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The app has promoted filth, profanity, sexual content, and alcohol and drugs to Kansas kids. It uses coercive algorithms to keep kids hooked. Kansas parents deserve the truth about the harm the app causes young users and Kansas kids should be protected. https://t.co/BYu1nSPx0N
— Kris W. Kobach (@KrisKobach1787) March 6, 2024
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