EU regulators accuse TikTok's algorithm of pushing users into harmful content rabbit holes
Polymarket · x · 2026-11-07
Per a Polymarket flash update, EU regulators have accused TikTok's recommendation algorithm of pushing users into "rabbit holes" of harmful content, adding to the bloc's ongoing scrutiny of platform algorithms.
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