(Bloomberg) -- The US Justice Department is dropping one of two proposed claims against ... plans to drop one part of the complaint alleging that TikTok deceived US consumers by failing to inform ...

The U.S. Department of Justice has reportedly decided to drop one of the two proposed claims against ByteDance-owned TikTok, focusing instead on a consumer protection lawsuit centered on children ...

The U.S. Justice Department won’t pursue allegations that ByteDance Ltd.’s TikTok misled U.S. consumers about their data security in a forthcoming suit accusing the company of children’s ...

The department declined to comment on the decision to drop the allegations that TikTok misled consumers about data privacy. The FTC declined to comment on the DOJ’s decision. When the Justice ...

The US Justice Department is dropping one of two proposed claims against ... sharing platform misled consumers about their data security. FILE PHOTO: U.S. flag is placed on a TikTok logo in ...

The U.S. Department of Justice will not pursue allegations that TikTok misled U.S. consumers about their data security in a forthcoming suit accusing the company of children's privacy violations ...

The U.S. Justice Department won’t pursue allegations that TikTok misled U.S. consumers about their data security ...

The department declined to comment on the decision to drop the allegations that TikTok misled consumers ... the Justice Department consulted with FTC in advance of this referral and will continue to ...