The section of the app that's particularly drawn the ire of the EU is TikTok Lite's "Tasks and Rewards". Here, users over 18 can earn points through watching and liking videos, following TikTok creators, and referring people to the app. Users can then cash in these points for things like Amazon vouchers or TikTok coins.
The European Commission stipulated concerns over TikTok Lite's possible impact on the mental health of users, including children, "in particular in relation to the potential stimulation of addictive behaviour". TikTok is also required to supply information about "measures the platform has put in place to mitigate such systemic risks".
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