Ofcom report cites TikTok (TK) and YouTube not safe for children
Published on · Source: bbc.com
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Summarized by AI from the source belowOfcom has released a report critiquing TikTok (TK) and YouTube for their content feeds, stating they are 'not safe enough' for children. The report calls for enhanced online safety measures and highlights that 84% of children aged eight to twelve are using at least one platform that requires users to be 13. While TikTok and YouTube claim to have safety features in place, the report suggests neither has committed to significant changes. Additionally, Ofcom emphasized the need for stronger legislation to protect minors online by possibly utilizing behavioral data to confirm age.
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