Attorney General Todd Rokita released the following statement:
“Our team put forward its case demonstrating in court today that TikTok’s app has dangerous depictions of drug use, alcohol consumption, illicit sexual activities and other harmful content. TikTok’s false assurance that its app is safe for users as young as 12 years old is a violation of Indiana’s Deceptive Consumer Sales Act. I’m proud of our team’s excellent legal work in this case. We will continue to unwaveringly work to protect young Hoosiers and hold this Chinese-Communist-controlled company accountable.”
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