
An investigation by Maldita.es found that TikTok has removed less than 6 per cent of accounts that engage children for sexual images, despite being notified about these accounts. The findings raise concerns about the platform's ability to protect its young users from exploitation and abuse.
This issue matters for social commerce as it highlights the need for social media platforms to ensure a safe environment for users, particularly children, to interact and engage with content. The lack of effective moderation can have serious consequences, including damage to the platform's reputation and potential legal repercussions, which can ultimately impact the social commerce ecosystem.
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