欧盟委员会初步认定TikTok的设计具有成瘾性，违反欧盟数字法律，可能导致母公司字节跳动面临高达全球收入6%的罚款。该调查强调了这些功能对用户尤其是未成年人的身心健康的潜在危害。
欧盟委员会于周五宣布了对TikTok的初步调查结果，指其“成瘾设计”违反了欧盟数字服务法（Digital Services Act）。该短视频应用的无尽滚动、自动播放、推送通知以及“高度个性化”的推荐系统被认定具有成瘾特性。
委员会表示，TikTok未能“充分评估这些成瘾功能如何损害用户包括未成年人和弱势成年人的身心健康”。通过“不断以新内容奖励用户”，TikTok“激发了持续滚动的冲动，并将用户大脑切换到‘自动驾驶模式’”，委员会援引科学研究称，这与用户的强迫行为和自我控制丧失有关。
这一发现可能使中国公司字节跳动面临全球收入6%的罚款。调查聚焦于TikTok的个性化系统，并批评其保障措施无效。欧盟旨在通过此类行动保护用户免受数字平台的潜在危害。
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The European Commission has issued preliminary findings declaring TikTok's addictive design elements a violation of the Digital Services Act, potentially leading to fines up to 6% of its global turnover. The regulator highlighted features like infinite scroll and personalized recommendations that could harm users' wellbeing, especially minors. TikTok plans to challenge the accusations vigorously.
欧盟委员会初步调查发现，TikTok因其上瘾设计（包括无限滚动）违反了《数字服务法》。该裁定敦促该平台实施变革，以减少对用户（包括未成年人和易受伤害成人）的伤害。
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