TikTok may face $42 million fine for failing to protect children's privacy in Britain

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the US government is working to resolve national security concerns with TikTok, which is owned by the Chinese Internet giant ByteDance.

Britain instituted sweeping new online protections for minors, called the Children's Code. Those rules require online services such as social networks and video game platforms to design their products and features with the best interests of children in mind. The rules also require online services likely to be used by children to turn on the highest privacy settings for young users and prohibits those services from tracking children's precise locations.

Qn: Is privacy becoming a thing of the past in today’s world? (SAJC Prelim 2022)