TikTok Attacks and Accuses Cursed.es of Obstructing the Withdrawal of Child Sexual Abuse Videos
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The CEO of the organization 'Damn.es', Clara Jiménez Cruz, explained in 'Aristegui en Vivo' that TikTok initially eliminated only five of the 50 videos of child sexual abuse that the organization denounced.
The Spanish foundation Cursed.es detected 100 new publications in three hours and warned that TikTok still allows finding child sexual abuse content.
TikTok accuses Cursed.es of not sharing his findings on child sexual abuse videos and thus curbing his withdrawal and reporting to the police. The TikTok post attacks and accuses Cursed.es of obstructing the withdrawal of child sexual abuse videos was first published on What!.
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