EU Court Confirms Stricter Competition Rules for TikTok
The EU court has confirmed the classification of ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, as a 'gatekeeper' under the Digital Markets Act. ByteDance's complaints about infringement of rights and unequal treatment were dismissed.
The European Court of Justice upheld the European Commission's designation of ByteDance as a gatekeeper, with the European Consumer Organisation welcoming the ruling. ByteDance is obligated to comply with DMA regulations on personalized advertising consent and user privacy.
TikTok's rapid establishment as a new market participant was considered, and ByteDance can still challenge the decision before the European Court of Justice. Multiple companies, including Zalando, have expressed their intention to contest the DMA law, with Bytedance's case being one of the first to be heard by the EU court.
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