Court documents have revealed that employees at TikTok raised concerns about risks to children on the platform, but executives reportedly did not act on those warnings, according to TechCrunch.
The filings indicate that staff members were frustrated with the response from company leadership when they flagged child safety issues. The documents suggest the concerns were known internally but did not result in meaningful action from those in charge.
The details emerged from court proceedings, though the specific nature of the child safety risks described by employees and the full context of the executives' responses were not elaborated upon in available reporting.
