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    Irish data regulator opens new inquiry into TikTok over data stored in China

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    Posted on July 10, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Ireland's Data Protection Commission investigates TikTok for storing European user data in China, following a €530 million fine for data transfer issues.

    Ireland Launches New Investigation into TikTok's Data Storage Practices

    DUBLIN (Reuters) -Ireland's powerful Data Protection Commission has opened a new inquiry into TikTok over the storage of European users' data on servers in China, the regulator said on Thursday.

    TikTok, owned by China's ByteDance, was in May fined 530 million euros ($620 million) by the Irish commissioner over the transfer of European user data to China.

    The new inquiry, by TikTok's lead regulator in the EU as it is registered in Ireland for its HQ in the bloc, will look specifically at the storage of data.

    ($1 = 0.8532 euros)

    (Writing by Conor Humphries; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Ireland's Data Protection Commission investigates TikTok.
    • •Focus on storage of European data in China.
    • •TikTok previously fined for data transfer violations.
    • •Inquiry led by TikTok's EU lead regulator.
    • •Investigation follows a €530 million fine.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Irish data regulator opens new inquiry into TikTok over data stored in China

    1What is the focus of the new inquiry into TikTok?

    The new inquiry will specifically examine the storage of European users' data on servers located in China.

    2Why was TikTok fined by the Irish Data Protection Commission?

    TikTok was fined 530 million euros in May for transferring European user data to China.

    3Who is leading the inquiry into TikTok?

    The inquiry is being led by TikTok's lead regulator in the EU, as the company is registered in Ireland.

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