Brazil's ANPD Publishes CD 28/2026 on Oversight

Brazil's National Data Protection Authority published the CD 28/2026 document from its Director Board on Sept. 25, 2026. In parallel, a Brazilian outlet reported, without official confirmation in the material provided, that ANPD had fined TikTok R$ 153.7 million and ordered the removal of improperly collected data.

What was confirmed, and what remained a news report?

The CD 28/2026 document was officially published by ANPD on Sept. 25, 2026. The TikTok sanction, by contrast, appears so far only in a report by Jornal Aqui Paulínia, which attributes it to the Brazilian agency but is not accompanied in the material by any additional administrative order that would allow it to be treated as a settled fact.

What does the report say about TikTok?

According to Jornal Aqui Paulínia, ANPD fined TikTok R$ 153.7 million for failures in protecting minors. The same report adds that the authority ordered the deletion of data collected improperly.

The outlet also attributes findings to the Superintendência de Fiscalização tied to access modes with and without registration on the platform. That point is presented as part of the news report, not as an official resolution reproduced in the material provided.

How far does the available material go?

Based on what was provided, the solid part is the publication of CD 28/2026 by ANPD's Director Board. The TikTok fine, the amount, and the order to delete data remain in a separate category, because they depend on a news report that the material does not pair with the corresponding official decision.

From a coverage standpoint, the case points to two separate tracks, the institutional documentation already published by ANPD and the press account of a possible sanction that still needs confirmation through official acts before it can be treated as confirmed.