TikTok staff raised child safety alarms. Court records show executives failed to act
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/53496996
"...An adult paid. A child was exploited. The platform took a cut."
Somebody close to me also had something like that happen before... these companies are profiting from "transactional sexual content" 🤮
Their child-addiction co-defendants Meta, Google and Snap are also a risk to children!
Who is easier to manipulate than a kid? An addicted kid.
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That's the reason why the companies should not be fined but the executives that make (or do not make) the decisions need to be punished with jail time.
And before someone say it: no, a company is not some strange entity that operate just because it exist: every decision in a company is made by a person or a group of people.
It was working the way they wanted it to.
I won't mind if Lizard People theory takes hold. The people who run these companies shouldn't be considered human.