Missouri attorney general demands TikTok produce documents

Posted online October 16, 2026 | 6:36 am

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has demanded that TikTok produce documents describing how its content reaches children, teenagers and young adults.

The civil investigative demand carries a threat of further legal action.

Hanaway's office is requesting the documents by Nov. 13.

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