A case that confronts its business model. The European Commission has declared that TikTok is responsible for its own action against mentally vulnerable users. The company has had problems with online rules in Europe where it has been shown insufficiently effective in avoiding 'the burattino effect' of content that can harm mental health of users.

In particular, the company has noticed that if an user clicked on a 'not interested' button to a video on diet trends, their algorithm would continue to provide them with similar content regarding nutrition and weight management. TikTok has stated that the Commission has made a reference to its policies and its public safety goals. It then added that 'our record of protection is strong while offering users direct and intuitive control over their content experience'.

The group has stated that they cannot respond to accusations because 'his words are false and distorted'. It then added that 'we have a robust record of protection while offering users direct and intuitive control over their content experience'. Moreover, the technicians have stated that 'the Commission has made a reference to its policies and its public safety goals'.

They then added that 'we have a robust record of protection while offering users direct and intuitive control over their content experience'. The Commission has stated that TikTok must change the structure of its For You page or risk 6% turnover global fines. The company has stated that 'the company has a robust record of protection while offering users direct and intuitive control over their content experience'.

It is evident that Europe is seeking to protect the most vulnerable and concerned about mental health, but the problem persists. The case of TikTok represents a new challenge for the technology company where protecting mentally vulnerable users has become an essential element for their existence on the market.