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Did you get a payment from TikTok? It's part of a class-action settlement.

Por: 10 WBNS Nation October 27, 2022

WASHINGTON — If you or your child were using TikTok or Musical.ly anytime before Sept. 30, 2021, you might want to check your email, Venmo and Paypal. You may have recently received some money.  Users have begun posting about receiving payouts from brought against the Chinese company behind TikTok — ByteDance — claiming that the company illegally kept and used personal data from users.  While ByteDance denied the allegations, they agreed... + full article



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