TikTok expanded its age-restriction policy to include users under 14 in Florida, in addition to the existing under-13 restriction. The updated terms now state that users under 13 years of age, or under 14 years of age in Florida, cannot use the Platform unless using the separate Under 13 Experience. The company also added explicit language prohibiting users from supporting sanctioned parties, engaging in money laundering or terrorist financing, and clarified that account suspension or termination is now included in its liability exemptions.
Consumers: If you are under 14 and live in Florida, you cannot use TikTok's main platform.
Consumers: You must confirm you are not subject to U.S. or international sanctions to use the platform.
Consumers: TikTok is not liable for damages if it suspends or terminates your account.
The updated terms restrict platform access for users under 14 in Florida, narrowing the age group that can use the full Platform to those 14 and older in that state. Users under 14 in Florida must use the separate Under 13 Experience, which limits data collection and includes additional safety protections. Additionally, the revised liability exemptions now explicitly state that TikTok is not liable for suspension or termination of accounts, meaning users cannot seek damages for account loss under the terms of service.
→ If you are under 14 in Florida, verify you are using the Under 13 Experience, which includes additional safety protections and limited data collection.
→ Review your account location settings to ensure TikTok has accurate information about your jurisdiction.
Users under 14 in Florida cannot use the full Platform and must use the Under 13 Experience instead.
Users must certify they are not located in embargoed jurisdictions or on sanctioned party lists, and TikTok can suspend accounts for violations.
TikTok is not liable for damages resulting from suspension or termination of accounts.
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