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TikTok algorithm boosts posts about eating disorders, self-harm to teens, researchers say

Por: Fox Business Tech December 15, 2022

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FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr discusses bipartisan calls to ban TikTok, arguing it's time for the Biden administration to step up as concerns grow regarding the platform's ties to the Chinese government. Researchers for a group dedicated to combating online hate and disinformation have published a study suggesting that the is promoting self-harm to teenage accounts through its algorithm system. Researchers at the nonprofit Center for... + full article



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