TikTok disputes EU findings on harmful recommendation ‘rabbit holes’
By Sara Brandstätter ( November 6, 2026, 13:46 GMT | Insight) -- TikTok disputed the European Commission’s preliminary findings on harmful recommendation “rabbit holes,” saying they inaccurately portrayed its platform’s design and safety measures. The company pointed to systems intended to reduce repetitive content and user controls, after the regulator called for changes to its “For You” feed under the Digital Services Act on Friday.TikTok disputed the European Commission’s preliminary findings concerning harmful recommendation “rabbit holes” on Friday, saying the regulator had misrepresented its platform’s design and safety measures....
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