France summons TikTok, eBay and other platforms over protest content and looted goods
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France's digital affairs minister Anne Le Hananff convened an emergency meeting this week with TikTok and five other online platforms.
She told them to moderate content, including livestreams, that is violent or encourages breaking the curfew. The meeting also covered the resale of stolen goods on the platforms, according to the government's summons. The six platforms named in the meeting are TikTok, eBay, Vinted, Amazon, LeBonCoin and Meta.
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AIFrance's digital affairs minister Anne Le Hananff convened TikTok and five other online platforms in an emergency meeting this week, telling them to moderate content, including livestreams, that is violent or encourages breaking the curfew.
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