TikTok keeps enabling the exploitation of children on the platform, and a recent livestream proves just how insidious it is.

Biller, Psy.D., the Mental Health Director at the Audrey Hepburn Children's House, Hackensack University Medical Center. "During development, children look to their primary attachment figures to ...

However, this is a feature solely for supporting creators, and TikTok's policies strictly prohibit any streaming that is deemed 'begging,' especially streaming that exploits poor children.

The move aims to curb the practice of forced begging, particularly involving children and disabled individuals, and to create a safe environment for the general public. In this regard, a letter ...