Alabama forces TikTok to cap teen use at two hours, ban cosmetic filters in $100 million deal TikTok agreed to pay Alabama at least $100 million days before a first-of-its-kind state trial. Teen accounts in Alabama will be capped at two hours daily and locked from midnight to 6 a.m. The deal bans cosmetic filters and replaces the For You page with a non-personalized feed for teens. TikTok admitted no wrongdoing, and the payout could reach $300 million if certain conditions are met. The company still faces a Texas penalty trial and roughly 3,300 similar lawsuits in Los Angeles. Facing…
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