Frankel is suing the social media platform for not stopping a series of scam advertisements using her videos to market counterfeit products.
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She is seeking monetary damages, saying the fraudulent ads have harmed her brand.
TikTok said it has strict policies to protect people's hard-earned intellectual property and keep misleading content off the app.
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