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Ladybbird · 07-08-22, 08:11

TikTok Perverts Groom Schoolgirls in Sick Sugar Daddy Craze as Online Horror Revealed

TikTok let the shocking clips remain online for months along with comments from their pervert ‘customers’. Some of the clips of the four schoolgirls appear to have been taken in classrooms and toilets

Daily Mirror 7 AUG 2022

A social media giant failed to stop British schoolgirls posting videos in their uniforms asking for cash from sick groomers.

Mobile app TikTok – used by millions of children – let the shocking clips remain online for MONTHS along with comments from their pervert ‘customers’.

Some of the clips of the four schoolgirls we reveal today appear to have been taken in classrooms and toilets. Three of them are thought to be from the same school.

The pupils used hashtags to boost followers such as ‘sugardaddy’ and ‘paypigs’ – web slang for men who make cash transfers to women who post X-rated images.

And they shared payment details with creeps who made comments like: “You’ve always got another career if your GCSEs fail.”

It was only when we showed our chilling evidence to TikTok today that the posts were removed. Three of them had private Instagram accounts which were also closed last night.

Some TikTok clips were uploaded as long ago as April. But despite the worrying hashtags – which should have raised alarm bells among the app’s 10,000 watchdog moderators – the videos remained despite a pledge from the £60billion app’s Chinese owner Bytedance to keep children safe.

The firm insists it has “zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and sexualised content of [...] any person under the age of 18” It defines it as “any visual, textual and audible depictions or production of explicit or inferred child sexual assault and child exploitation.”

But that was not backed up by what we uncovered. The Sunday Mirror was alerted to the schoolgirls’ posts by a horrified whistleblower. “This is every parent’s worst nightmare,” said our source who posed as a follower to gather evidence. “Everyone at TikTok should hang their heads in shame.”

A pupil's video on TikTok

The four had a total of 14,000 followers and 33,000 likes from potential predators hooked by their hashtags. Their pages showed no evidence of being moderated. Three of the four TikTok profiles also contained links to Instagram accounts. Those were private but featured biographies including words such as Goddess and Findom, a hashtag meaning ‘financial domination’. Instagram claims to have policies to protect children. This was not clear on visits to both sites where we found:

SCHOOLGIRL 1: Her TikTok account had nearly 5,000 likes and shows her in uniform, She called herself an “alpha” and “goddess”. The videos had tags like “paypig” “findom”, “cashapp” and “schoolgirl” yet appeared undetected by TikTok’s filters. Posts included a video of legs in tights, captioned: “Where are all the beta men”. Screenshots show followers are sent her payment details via direct message. One uniform post in June got 260 likes, with comments including “tights” and a thumbs up emoji. Other men asked her to follow them back so they could message her.

Predatory comments told her to “treat us like we deserve”, called her “sexy” and asked “how can I serve goddess.” One suggested a “spycam in your bedroom”. Another added: “Well this account hasn’t been banned yet, lol.” Her TikTok was linked to her Instagram showing devil emojis and her in uniform.

SCHOOLGIRL 2: She had nearly a thousand followers and over 3,000 likes on TikTok. The profile was linked to her Instagram which showed a selfie in uniform and had the words “Findom, “UK” and “Goddess”.

The pupils used hashtags to boost followers such as ‘sugardaddy’ and ‘paypigs’
The pupils used hashtags to boost followers such as ‘sugardaddy’ and ‘paypigs’

It appeared she was at a different school to the others. She posted about turning “Sweet 16” last month, adding she was “paid for by the pigs”. When she would have apparently been 15, she did a TikTok dance in uniform captioned: “Money moneyy moneyyy you know I want urs”, with hashtags including “cashapp” “goddess” “paypigswelcomed” and “schoolgirrl”. In response, one follower claimed to “love [her] school tights” while another “would consider” her if they weren’t “serving another girl”. In other clips dating back nearly two months, she asked: “whos bank im draining next.”

SCHOOLGIRL 3: Her TikTok had 19.8k likes and at least eight videos of her in uniform, one in what looked like a school loo, one in a classroom. A post in a bedroom had more than 90,000 views. Her page and name was linked to a her private Instagram with 1,000 followers. The accounts linked her to an Essex school, and her uniform matched girls 1 and 4.

SCHOOLGIRL 4: She had 94,000 views over four TikTok posts back in April 11,when she posted a uniform clip in what seemed to be a school toilet. Tags include “paypal” “paypig” “schoolgirl” and it got more than a thousand likes.

Her TikTok was linked to a private Instagram account followed by nearly 14,000. Instagram and Facebook owner Meta, worth £465bn, has previously said the firm is “focused on preventing harm by banning suspicious profiles and restricting adults from messaging children they’re not connected with.” It claims its 10,000-plus moderators remove most offensive content before users see it.

But it has been criticised for failing to take down accounts showing children in swimwear or only partially clothed with hundreds of sexualised comments. Hannah Ruschen of the NSPCC said yesterday the four schoolgirls’ accounts “present a very clear risk of abuse to children”.

Some TikTok clips were uploaded as long ago as April

She added: “Grooming online is at record levels, with girls the victim in more than 80% of instances.”

Labour shadow culture minister Steph Pea**** said: “This should shame Conservatives dragging their feet on strengthening protections for children in the Online Safety Bill.” TikTok said last night: “All of the accounts flagged, as well as those that interacted with them inappropriately, have been removed. TikTok will act on content or accounts that violate our minor safety policies.”

Meta said: “We have removed the accounts raised. We do all we can to keep content that sexualises children off our apps.”

Essex County Council said: “We provide robust safeguarding guidance to schools.” A Government spokesperson said: “Alongside the Online Safety Bill we have announced further amendments to ensure social media companies have a duty to take action to keep children safe.”

Ladybbird · 27-08-22, 01:07

Teenager Breaks Her Neck Attempting TikTok Challenge After Being Egged On by Pals

At the age of 16, Sarah Platt was messing around with friends at a hockey tournament when her pals egged her on to try the ‘skull breaker’ challenge. Now 18, she still suffers from complications

BBC News 27 AUG 2022.

A teen who broke her neck attempting an online challenge has issued a warning – as experts reveal children as young as six are watching dangerous viral crazes.

Sarah Platt, then aged 16, was messing around with friends at a hockey tournament when her pals egged her on to try the “skull breaker” challenge.

Once popular on social media, it sees two people kick your legs from underneath you so you land on your head.

But while her friends escaped unhurt, the schoolgirl was rushed to hospital on a spinal board with no feeling in her right leg after she landed on her neck.

She said: “It was just a trend that was around at the time. We thought making the TikTok would be fun and funny but I didn’t really want to take part because I just didn’t want to get hurt. But it was a little bit of peer pressure.”

Sarah broke her neck in a TikTok challenge

Sarah with her mother Jane

At hospital, medics found she had broken three bones in her neck and her T5 vertebrae.

Now 18 and thankfully back on her feet, Sarah still suffers complications developing postural tachycardia syndrome, which causes her to faint.

Urging others not to try the challenges, she added: “I want to try and make people more aware not to do it, because it could end in someone getting hurt.”

Mum Jane Platt, from Banbury, added: “We were one of the lucky ones. She’s alive and walking – thank god – but we are obviously having to deal with something else as a result.”

Online safety expert John Staines, a former police officer, speaks to children as young as six who have seen dangerous challenges online.

Archie Battersbee died in hospital after weeks of legal battles

He said: “Parents think TikTok is full of happy dances and don’t realise there is a darker side.

“People blame TikTok but they have got billions of users and they can’t possibly watch all videos. Even the best algorithms in the world couldn’t do that.

“With all social media platforms the parent needs to be part of the journey. And the child must be able to speak to the parents.”

The warnings come after Archie Battersbee ’s grieving mum Hollie Dance accused social media giants of failing to tackle deadly online challenges. She believes he was attempting the “blackout challenge” – where people choke themselves until they pass out – when he was found with a ligature around his neck in April.

The 12-year-old never regained consciousness and died earlier this month after a court decided his life support should be withdrawn.

Hollie, 46, believes Archie is not the only victim amid claims 82 deaths have been linked to the blackout challenge since it first began 14 years ago.

A TikTok spokesperson said: "Nothing is more important to us than the safety and well-being of our community, and especially our teenage users.

"TikTok is a strictly 13+ platform and our Community Guidelines make clear that we do not tolerate content that promotes dangerous acts that may lead to harm.

"Last year we launched a major global project to learn about the nuances of this topic and we have since taken a series of proactive steps to further protect our community and to educate them on how to interact safely with what they see online."

Ladybbird · 24-10-22, 07:14

TikTok Blamed by Filmmaker For Allowing Abusive Comments on Video

A video on TikTok about sexual consent has been swamped with comments from men accusing women of alleging assault.

BBC News 24 Oct

A still from the short film at the heart of the conflict

Many of them mention Andrew Tate, the controversial influencer who has been BANNED from several platforms for his misogynist views.

Andrew Tate III (born December 14, 1986) is an American-British [4] Internet personality and former professional kickboxer. Following his kickboxing career,

The two-minute video, from an account with about 1,700 followers, has been viewed more than 1.2 million times.

Its creator Emmeline Hartley says she believes TikTok's algorithms are driving more hate towards the film.

People using TikTok are served content based on a mixture of videos they have previously liked, and on which people like them have watched and commented.

TikTok said misogyny was prohibited on the platform.

"Our community guidelines specifically call it out as a hateful ideology and we are crystal clear that we do not want that content on our platform," said a spokesperson.

It added that it had removed more than 100 comments from Ms Hartley's video, which it said was a small proportion of the number that had been left.

Ms Hartley said she had found it impossible to make direct contact with someone from the platform to get help.

"We don't have the capacity or the manpower to respond to all the comments," Ms Hartley said.

"I thought, 'what have I done? I've made a film that's helping rape culture'."

She says she has seen other videos on TikTok that have been swamped with abusive comments where the creator is appealing for likes and positivity to help "pull them back from the wrong side of TikTok".
Fictional story

Ms Hartley's original video, Keep Breathing, was 18 minutes long and made in 2018, with funding from various local organisations in Derby and backed by the British Film Institute.

It is a fictional story featuring a couple arguing in a lift about a previous sexual encounter, interwoven with flashbacks to the evening it took place.

The characters had both been drinking alcohol, they met in a nightclub, and there were misunderstandings about how they were going to get home and whether the man was going to stay with the woman.

Ms Hartley said the film was intended to be nuanced, and to explore complex issues around consent

However, the clip she posted to TikTok in September featured only the pair's argument and not the contextual flashbacks. When Ms Hartley tried to add a separate video featuring those, they were repeatedly removed by TikTok on the grounds that they were explicit.

She has now been able to share the context, but says there are still many comments which are abusive towards women.

Although she considered removing the videos, Ms Hartley says she is content that she decided to share the post.

"I don't regret it, but I'm trying to navigate how to respond," she said.

"Some of the comments have been healthy, a couple of people have changed their minds while replying to each other. I think it's important, it needs to go out there."

How the algorithm works

Social media consultant Matt Navarra said that TikTok's algorithm functions as a recommendation service, drawing both on the previous activity of the individual user and others like them, in order to serve up new content with which the person is also likely to engage.

This keeps them on the platform for longer and more frequently, which is good for advertisers and therefore also good for TikTok's advertising revenue.

"It means if this content has been seen, engaged with and liked by a group of users who are, for example, Andrew Tate fans, then it's likely to show that piece of content to even more people who are that sort of user," he said. "It's self perpetuating."

The creator cannot stop this train once it is in motion, because they have no control over the algorithm itself and there are limited options for reporting issues, Mr Navarra added.

In July it was reported that Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, was going to make its algorithm more similar to TikTok's, rather than prioritising content from accounts that individuals were already following.

Ladybbird · 03-11-22, 07:32

TikTok Says Staff in China Can Access UK and EU User Data

Chinese video-sharing platform TikTok has told users that some of its workers in China have access to the data of accounts in the UK and European Union.

The social media giant said the "privacy policy" was "based on a demonstrated need to do their job".

BBC News 3 NOV 2022.

It has come under scrutiny from authorities around the world, including the UK and US, over concerns data could be passed to the Chinese government.

Earlier this week, a US official called for the app to be banned in America.

----TikTok denies it could be used to track US citizens

TikTok said the policy applies to "the European Economic Area, United Kingdom and Switzerland".

Elaine Fox, the platform's head of privacy for Europe, said in a statement on Wednesday that a global team helped to keep the user experience "consistent, enjoyable and safe".

Although TikTok currently stores European user data in the US and Singapore, "we allow certain employees within our corporate group located in Brazil, Canada, China, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and the United States remote access to TikTok European user data," Ms Fox said.

"Our efforts are centred on limiting the number of employees with access to European user data, minimising data flows outside of the region, and storing European user data locally," she added.

She also said the approach was "subject to a series of robust security controls and approval protocols, and by way of methods that are recognised under the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)".

It came in the same week that a top official at the US communications watchdog said TikTok should be banned in America.

"I don't believe there is a path forward for anything other than a ban," said Brendan Carr, a commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

He added that he believed there was not "a world in which you could come up with sufficient protection on the data that you could have sufficient confidence that it's not finding its way back into the hands of the [Chinese Communist Party]."

TikTok's owner ByteDance has repeatedly denied it is controlled by the Chinese government.

The app has come under intense scrutiny by authorities in the UK, EU and US.

Under Scrutiny

The UK Parliament closed down its TikTok account in August after MPs raised concerns about the risk of data being passed to the Chinese government.

Senior MPs and peers had called for the account to be removed until TikTok gave "credible assurances" that no data could be handed to Beijing.

The app has also been investigated by The Irish Data Protection Commission - its lead regulator in the EU - over two privacy-related issues.

The watchdog is looking into TikTok's processing of children's personal data, and whether it has acted in line with EU laws over transferring personal data to other countries, such as China.

Meanwhile in 2020, a US national security panel ordered ByteDance to sell its American operation over concerns that users' data could be shared with Chinese authorities.

In June this year TikTok said it had migrated US users' information to servers run by American software giant Oracle in Austin, Texas.

Last month, TikTok denied a report that a China-based team at ByteDance planned to use the app to track the locations of US citizens.

TikTok said it had never been used to "target" the American government, activists, public figures or journalists.

On Wednesday, Ms Fox also said the app does not collect precise location data from users in Europe.

TikTok is the world's fastest-growing social media app and has been downloaded almost 4 billion times.

It has made more than $6.2bn (£5.4bn) in gross revenue from in-app spending since its launch in 2017, according to analytics company Sensor Tower.

Ladybbird · 09-12-22, 06:29

TikTok Sued by Indiana Over Security and Safety Concerns

Indiana sues TikTok for alleged security and child safety violations

BBC News 9 DEC 2022.

The popular social media app TikTok has been sued by the US state of Indiana.

Its attorney general Todd Rokita has accused TikTok's parent company ByteDance of violating the state's consumer protections laws.

The state alleges that the app fails to safeguard young people and privacy.

However, TikTok said it considers youth well-being in its policies and that it was confident it could satisfy US national security concerns.

Indiana filed two lawsuits on Wednesday. The first one claims the app exposes young users to inappropriate content.

In the other complaint, Mr Rokita also alleges TikTok does not disclose the Chinese government's potential to access sensitive consumer information.

"TikTok is a wolf in sheep's clothing," according to court documents.

"As long as TikTok is permitted to deceive and mislead Indiana consumers about the risks to their data, those consumers and their privacy are easy prey."

The complaint says the app's algorithm promotes a variety of inappropriate content, "depicting alcohol, tobacco, and drugs; sexual content, nudity, and suggestive themes; and intense profanity."

It also claims that deceives young users with age ratings of 12 and above on Apple and Google app stores.

Indiana is seeking an injunction against its practices and civil penalties against the company for its "unfair and deceptive conduct."

Mr Rokita said the lawsuits are the first launched by a US state against ByteDance.

A TikTok spokesperson said "the safety, privacy and security of our community is our top priority".

The app has age-limiting and parental control features, the firm said, and the company is investing in further content controls.

In addition, they said TikTok was confident it could address "all reasonable US national security concerns".

The announcement of the lawsuits come after other US states have drafted legislation to ban TikTok. Texas, South Dakota and South Carolina have prohibited the use of TikTok being used on state government devices.

Last month, the head of the FBI has said that TikTok poses a national security concern.

Its director Chris Wray told a the US House Homeland Security Committee said Chinese law essentially requires companies to "do whatever the government wants them to in terms of sharing information or serving as a tool of the Chinese government."

The Biden administration have been in talks with TikTok officials for months as they try to reach a national security agreement to protect the data of its hundreds of millions of users in the US.

TikTok is also facing legal challenges elsewhere. In the UK, the social media company could face a £27m ($29m) fine for failing to protect children's privacy when they are using the platform.

Ladybbird · 21-01-23, 01:43

TikTok Killers Found Guilty of Strangling 71-Year-Old Millionairess

Men guilty of murdering businesswoman in £4.6m property fraud

BBC 21 JAN 2023

Louise Kam was last seen near The Spires UK
shopping centre in Barnet

‘Repulsive’ TikTok video betrayed callous nature of Louise Kam’s murderers

Two men have been found guilty of murdering a 71-year-old businesswoman in £4.6 million scam to plunder her life savings.

Louise Kam, from Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, was strangled with a hairdryer cord and dumped in a wheelie bin after being lured to a three-bedroom house she owned in Barnet, north London, on July 26 2021.

Following a trial at the Old Bailey, chef Kusai Al-Jundi, 25, and delivery driver Mohamed El-Abboud, 28, were found guilty of her murder on Thursday.

The defendants sobbed in the dock after they were found guilty of murder.

Ladybbird · 05-02-23, 04:41

The TikTok Suitcase Killings

Landlord Found Guilty in West Seattle GRUESOME Suitcase Murders

BBC 5 FEB 2023

A landlord accused of killing two tenants in 2020 was found guilty of four counts of second-degree murder on Thursday.

Michael Lee Dudley, 62, killed Jessica Lewis, 35, and Austin Wenner, 27. The remains of Lewis and Wenner were found in bags on Alki on June 19, 2020.

Court documents allege Dudley dismembered Lewis and Wenner after killing them, separated their bodies into multiple bags and tried to hide them in different bodies of water.

“This process would have taken a lot of time and effort and his willingness to take these extreme steps demonstrates the threat he poses to the community,” charging documents read.

This was done “likely with the aid of others,” according to charging documents. Dr. Kathy Taylor, Washington state forensic anthropologist, told Seattle police she believed there were possibly multiple people involved, because the cuts on Lewis and Wenner’s bodies were “disorganized” and done in different manners with different apparatuses.

Lewis and Wenner were renting a room in Dudley’s Burien home, and court documents indicate they got into a dispute over rent money.

Investigators said that 10 days before the bodies were discovered in West Seattle, neighbors heard yelling and gunshots at Dudley's home, but Dudley did not answer the door when Burien police responded.

After the guilty conviction, the mother of Aaron Wenner said she felt justice was served and that people in Seattle are now better protected.

"The world is a safer place without Michael Dudley in it," said Charleen Kriens, the mother of Aaron Wenner. "Everybody can rest easy tonight because of that."

Ladybbird · 10-03-23, 03:04

TikTok Launches Project Clover to Allay China Security Fears

TikTok has launched security measures to allay concerns it could be made to share user data with China.

BBC 10 MAR 2023

Project Clover will see a separate security company "monitor data flows" - and TikTok will make it harder to identify individual users in data.

"Security gateways" will add an extra layer of control over employee access to European user information and data transfers outside of Europe, it says.

The European Commission has banned the ByteDance-owned app from staff devices.\

'Earn Trust'

As part of its current effort to store European user data locally, TikTok revealed plans for two new data centres, costing a total of €1.2bn (£1.1bn) every year, in Dublin, in addition to one already announced, and the Hamar region of Norway.

Both will be renewably powered and operated by third parties.

The company has been working on Project Clover since last year.

"We're ahead of the curve on this because we have to be - because we need to earn trust," TikTok vice-president of government relations and public policy in Europe Theo Bertram said.

A similar plan, Project Texas, is under way in the US.

Ladybbird · 05-04-23, 05:37

TikTok Fined £12.7m For Misusing Childrens' Data

TikTok has been fined £12.7m for failing to protect the privacy of children, the UK's data watchdog has said.

BBC 5 APR 2023

An investigation conducted by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) found the video-sharing app breached data protection law.

It says the breaches happened between May 2018 and July 2020.

In September, the ICO issued TikTok with a "notice of intent" - a precursor to handing down a potential fine.

The ICO estimates that TikTok allowed up to 1.4 million UK children under 13 to use its platform in 2020, despite its own rules not allowing children that age to create an account.

UK data protection law says that platforms that use personal data when offering information to children under 13 must have parental consent.

Information commissioner John Edwards said: "There are laws in place to make sure our children are as safe in the digital world as they are in the physical world. TikTok did not abide by those laws.

"As a consequence, an estimated one million under 13s were inappropriately granted access to the platform, with TikTok collecting and using their personal data. That means that their data may have been used to track them and profile them, potentially delivering harmful, inappropriate content at their very next scroll.

"TikTok should have known better. TikTok should have done better. Our £12.7m fine reflects the serious impact their failures may have had."

More to follow.

Ladybbird · 04-08-23, 21:36

Mahek Bukhari: From TikToks to Murder

TikTok Influencer Mahek Bukhari and Mother Found Guilty of Double Murder After Sex Tape Threat

BBC 5 AUG 2023

TikTok influencer Mahek Bukhari sobbed in the dock as she was found guilty of murdering her mother's lover and his friend in a high-speed car chase.

Her mother Ansreen Bukhari was also found guilty of the murders following a trial at Leicester Crown Court.

Saqib Hussain and Mohammed Hashim Ijazuddin, both 21, died when their Skoda "virtually split in two" and caught fire after leaving the A46 dual carriageway near Leicester before hitting a tree in the early hours of 11 February 2022.

Just before he died, front-seat passenger Mr Hussain made a 999 call to police claiming Mr Ijazuddin's silver Skoda Fabia was being "blocked in" and rammed by attackers wearing balaclavas who had been following them in two cars.

In a recording of the call played to Leicester Crown Court, he said: "They're trying to ram us off the road. Please, I'm begging you, I'm going to die."

He also said "Oh my God", before there was a scream and the call cut off at the sound of an impact.

The court heard they were deliberately rammed off the road in an "ambush" after Mr Hussain threatened to use a sex tape to expose his long-running affair with the influencer's 46-year-old mother.

Bukhari, 24, and her mother, from Stoke-on-Trent, denied two counts of murder but were convicted by jurors after more than 28 hours of deliberations.

Fellow defendants Rekhan Karwan and Raees Jamal were also found guilty of two counts of murder - while Natasha Akhtar, Ameer Jamal and Sanaf Gulamustafa were all found not guilty of murder, but guilty of two counts of manslaughter.

Mohammed Patel was found not guilty of murder or manslaughter.

Victim 'Lured' Into Meeting Bukharis

Prosecutors said Mr Hussain was "lured" into meeting the Bukharis on the pretence of giving him back the £3,000 he said he had spent taking his lover out during their tryst.

Instead, Mr Hussain and Mr Ijazuddin, who had driven his friend to Leicester for the meeting as a "favour", were ambushed and then chased before the fatal crash.

Speaking outside Leicester Crown Court following the verdicts, Mr Hussain's father Sajad said the grief of losing his son has been "further compounded by having to relive the horror over and over each day we've been in court".

He added that he prayed "no family will ever go through what we had to go through."

'Kind-hearted' victim was 'simply helping a friend'

"The day we found out Hashim had died, our world came crashing down," he added. "His death has changed everything for not just our family, but the whole community.

"He was a cheeky young man who was always smiling. A handsome man who was beautiful on the inside and out. He would do anything for anyone. He was caring and very kind-hearted.

"He would always put others first. On that tragic day, he was simply helping a friend by giving him a lift which resulted in his death in such a harsh manner."

The defendants will be sentenced on 1 September.

Before remanding them into custody, the judge, Timothy Spencer KC, said: "You know the sentence will be very serious."

'A Callous and Cold-Blooded Attack'

Leicestershire Police's senior investigating officer in the case, Detective Inspector Mark Parish, said: "This was a callous and cold-blooded attack which ultimately cost two men their lives.

"After setting Mr Hussain and Mr Ijazuddin up, chasing them at high speed and then ultimately ramming their car off the road, none of the defendants made any attempt to help the victims or to call for help. Instead they drove on and then even drove back past the collision site. Still no one attempted to offer any help.

"As the defendants found guilty were arrested, charged and stood trial before a court, lies were continually told in order to try and cover their tracks. Their only concern during the whole incident and investigation has been for themselves."

Ladybbird · 14-10-23, 05:54

The DARK Side of TikTok - BBC

BBC 14 OCT 2023

What connects amateur sleuths turning up at crime scenes, anti-social behaviour in UK schools and riots in France? The answer, according to a BBC investigation, is that they are all examples of a TikTok 'frenzy'.

Marianna Spring, the BBC’s disinformation correspondent, has spent the last year investigating harmful behaviour on TikTok spilling out into the real-world. She tracks down users, victims and former employees to expose how extremely high engagement on TikTok around some topics appears to be creating these 'frenzies' linked to behaviour previously seen as unacceptable.

Ladybbird · 30-01-24, 10:01

TikTok Killers' EVIL Mother Groomed My Boy: Fame Got to Her, She Thought She Was Above The Law

Father of 18-year-old whose lover, 46, plotted his murder with her influencer daughter when he threatened to reveal their fling says 'he was so young...

MailOnline 30 JAN 2024

Ansreen Bukhari and her daughter were jailed for the murder of Saqib Hussain

Saqib Hussain

The father of a 21-year-old who was killed by his lover and her TikTok influencer daughter has spoken out to say he thinks his son was 'groomed' by the married mother-of-two.

Ansreen Bukhari, 46, was jailed for plotting to kill Saqib Hussain after he blackmailed her and threatened to expose their three-year affair to her son and husband.

Mrs Bukhari's influencer daughter Mahek, 24, recruited 'followers' to 'jump' Mr Hussain, who died alongside his friend Hashim Ijazuddin, 21, in a fireball crash on the A46 near Leicester in 2022.

Mr Hussain's father Sajad has now spoken out to slam his son's murderers, claiming that Mrs Bukhari's 'fame' as a result of her daughter's social media profile meant 'she thought she was untouchable, above the law.'

He added that Saqib was only around 18 when he first met Mrs Bukhari, who was 'older than his own mother', and that his son 'fully trusted her'.

Sajad and Mr Ijazuddin's father Sikander Hayat have spoken out ahead of appearing in ITV documentary, TikTok: Murder Gone Viral — The Mother & Daughter Killers.

Sajad told The Sun: 'He was so young. It might not have been illegal, but it was still grooming, I think.. She should have known better.'

In February 2022, Mr Hussain, accompanied by Mr Ijazuddin, was lured to a Tesco car park on the pretence that the mother and daughter were giving him back the £3,000 he said he had spent on Mrs Bukhari during their affair.

But they were ambushed, chased by two cars containing eight people, including Bukhari and her mother, and died in a fireball on the A46 near Leicester.

The mother and daughter both denied two counts of murder and two counts of manslaughter.

They were found guilty of double murder following a three-month trial at Leicester Crown Court in August last year.

Speaking following the sentencing of the two women, the family of Mr Hussain said they were 'shattered' by the deaths.
They added that they 'do not feel that we have received justice as we have now got a life sentence.'

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TikTok Star Accused Of Double Murder Speaks To FOX 5 From Jail

07-08-22, 08:11	#1
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	TikTok Killers' EVIL Mother Groomed My Boy: She Thought She Was Above The Law TikTok Perverts Groom Schoolgirls in Sick Sugar Daddy Craze as Online Horror Revealed TikTok let the shocking clips remain online for months along with comments from their pervert ‘customers’. Some of the clips of the four schoolgirls appear to have been taken in classrooms and toilets Daily Mirror 7 AUG 2022 A social media giant failed to stop British schoolgirls posting videos in their uniforms asking for cash from sick groomers. Mobile app TikTok – used by millions of children – let the shocking clips remain online for MONTHS along with comments from their pervert ‘customers’. Some of the clips of the four schoolgirls we reveal today appear to have been taken in classrooms and toilets. Three of them are thought to be from the same school. The pupils used hashtags to boost followers such as ‘sugardaddy’ and ‘paypigs’ – web slang for men who make cash transfers to women who post X-rated images. And they shared payment details with creeps who made comments like: “You’ve always got another career if your GCSEs fail.” It was only when we showed our chilling evidence to TikTok today that the posts were removed. Three of them had private Instagram accounts which were also closed last night. Some TikTok clips were uploaded as long ago as April. But despite the worrying hashtags – which should have raised alarm bells among the app’s 10,000 watchdog moderators – the videos remained despite a pledge from the £60billion app’s Chinese owner Bytedance to keep children safe. The firm insists it has “zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and sexualised content of [...] any person under the age of 18” It defines it as “any visual, textual and audible depictions or production of explicit or inferred child sexual assault and child exploitation.” But that was not backed up by what we uncovered. The Sunday Mirror was alerted to the schoolgirls’ posts by a horrified whistleblower. “This is every parent’s worst nightmare,” said our source who posed as a follower to gather evidence. “Everyone at TikTok should hang their heads in shame.” A pupil's video on TikTok The four had a total of 14,000 followers and 33,000 likes from potential predators hooked by their hashtags. Their pages showed no evidence of being moderated. Three of the four TikTok profiles also contained links to Instagram accounts. Those were private but featured biographies including words such as Goddess and Findom, a hashtag meaning ‘financial domination’. Instagram claims to have policies to protect children. This was not clear on visits to both sites where we found: SCHOOLGIRL 1: Her TikTok account had nearly 5,000 likes and shows her in uniform, She called herself an “alpha” and “goddess”. The videos had tags like “paypig” “findom”, “cashapp” and “schoolgirl” yet appeared undetected by TikTok’s filters. Posts included a video of legs in tights, captioned: “Where are all the beta men”. Screenshots show followers are sent her payment details via direct message. One uniform post in June got 260 likes, with comments including “tights” and a thumbs up emoji. Other men asked her to follow them back so they could message her. Predatory comments told her to “treat us like we deserve”, called her “sexy” and asked “how can I serve goddess.” One suggested a “spycam in your bedroom”. Another added: “Well this account hasn’t been banned yet, lol.” Her TikTok was linked to her Instagram showing devil emojis and her in uniform. SCHOOLGIRL 2: She had nearly a thousand followers and over 3,000 likes on TikTok. The profile was linked to her Instagram which showed a selfie in uniform and had the words “Findom, “UK” and “Goddess”. The pupils used hashtags to boost followers such as ‘sugardaddy’ and ‘paypigs’ The pupils used hashtags to boost followers such as ‘sugardaddy’ and ‘paypigs’ It appeared she was at a different school to the others. She posted about turning “Sweet 16” last month, adding she was “paid for by the pigs”. When she would have apparently been 15, she did a TikTok dance in uniform captioned: “Money moneyy moneyyy you know I want urs”, with hashtags including “cashapp” “goddess” “paypigswelcomed” and “schoolgirrl”. In response, one follower claimed to “love [her] school tights” while another “would consider” her if they weren’t “serving another girl”. In other clips dating back nearly two months, she asked: “whos bank im draining next.” SCHOOLGIRL 3: Her TikTok had 19.8k likes and at least eight videos of her in uniform, one in what looked like a school loo, one in a classroom. A post in a bedroom had more than 90,000 views. Her page and name was linked to a her private Instagram with 1,000 followers. The accounts linked her to an Essex school, and her uniform matched girls 1 and 4. SCHOOLGIRL 4: She had 94,000 views over four TikTok posts back in April 11,when she posted a uniform clip in what seemed to be a school toilet. Tags include “paypal” “paypig” “schoolgirl” and it got more than a thousand likes. Her TikTok was linked to a private Instagram account followed by nearly 14,000. Instagram and Facebook owner Meta, worth £465bn, has previously said the firm is “focused on preventing harm by banning suspicious profiles and restricting adults from messaging children they’re not connected with.” It claims its 10,000-plus moderators remove most offensive content before users see it. But it has been criticised for failing to take down accounts showing children in swimwear or only partially clothed with hundreds of sexualised comments. Hannah Ruschen of the NSPCC said yesterday the four schoolgirls’ accounts “present a very clear risk of abuse to children”. *Some TikTok clips were uploaded as long ago as April* She added: “Grooming online is at record levels, with girls the victim in more than 80% of instances.” Labour shadow culture minister Steph Pea** said: “This should shame Conservatives dragging their feet on strengthening protections for children in the Online Safety Bill.” TikTok said last night: “All of the accounts flagged, as well as those that interacted with them inappropriately, have been removed. TikTok will act on content or accounts that violate our minor safety policies.” Meta said: “We have removed the accounts raised. We do all we can to keep content that sexualises children off our apps.” Essex County Council said: “We provide robust safeguarding guidance to schools.” A Government spokesperson said: “Alongside the Online Safety Bill we have announced further amendments to ensure social media companies have a duty to take action to keep children safe.” __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL** ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

27-08-22, 01:07	#2
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Teenager Breaks Her Neck Attempting TikTok Challenge Teenager Breaks Her Neck Attempting TikTok Challenge After Being Egged On by Pals At the age of 16, Sarah Platt was messing around with friends at a hockey tournament when her pals egged her on to try the ‘skull breaker’ challenge. Now 18, she still suffers from complications BBC News 27 AUG 2022. A teen who broke her neck attempting an online challenge has issued a warning – as experts reveal children as young as six are watching dangerous viral crazes. Sarah Platt, then aged 16, was messing around with friends at a hockey tournament when her pals egged her on to try the “skull breaker” challenge. Once popular on social media, it sees two people kick your legs from underneath you so you land on your head. But while her friends escaped unhurt, the schoolgirl was rushed to hospital on a spinal board with no feeling in her right leg after she landed on her neck. She said: “It was just a trend that was around at the time. We thought making the TikTok would be fun and funny but I didn’t really want to take part because I just didn’t want to get hurt. But it was a little bit of peer pressure.” Sarah broke her neck in a TikTok challenge Sarah with her mother Jane At hospital, medics found she had broken three bones in her neck and her T5 vertebrae. Now 18 and thankfully back on her feet, Sarah still suffers complications developing postural tachycardia syndrome, which causes her to faint. Urging others not to try the challenges, she added: “I want to try and make people more aware not to do it, because it could end in someone getting hurt.” Mum Jane Platt, from Banbury, added: “We were one of the lucky ones. She’s alive and walking – thank god – but we are obviously having to deal with something else as a result.” Online safety expert John Staines, a former police officer, speaks to children as young as six who have seen dangerous challenges online. Archie Battersbee died in hospital after weeks of legal battles He said: “Parents think TikTok is full of happy dances and don’t realise there is a darker side. “People blame TikTok but they have got billions of users and they can’t possibly watch all videos. Even the best algorithms in the world couldn’t do that. “With all social media platforms the parent needs to be part of the journey. And the child must be able to speak to the parents.” The warnings come after Archie Battersbee ’s grieving mum Hollie Dance accused social media giants of failing to tackle deadly online challenges. She believes he was attempting the “blackout challenge” – where people choke themselves until they pass out – when he was found with a ligature around his neck in April. The 12-year-old never regained consciousness and died earlier this month after a court decided his life support should be withdrawn. Hollie, 46, believes Archie is not the only victim amid claims 82 deaths have been linked to the blackout challenge since it first began 14 years ago. A TikTok spokesperson said: "Nothing is more important to us than the safety and well-being of our community, and especially our teenage users. "TikTok is a strictly 13+ platform and our Community Guidelines make clear that we do not tolerate content that promotes dangerous acts that may lead to harm. "Last year we launched a major global project to learn about the nuances of this topic and we have since taken a series of proactive steps to further protect our community and to educate them on how to interact safely with what they see online." __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

24-10-22, 07:14	#3
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	TikTok Blamed by Filmmaker For Allowing Abusive Comments TikTok Blamed by Filmmaker For Allowing Abusive Comments on Video A video on TikTok about sexual consent has been swamped with comments from men accusing women of alleging assault. BBC News 24 Oct A still from the short film at the heart of the conflict *Many of them mention Andrew Tate, the controversial influencer who has been BANNED from several platforms for his misogynist views.* Andrew Tate III (born December 14, 1986) is an American-British [4] Internet personality and former professional kickboxer. Following his kickboxing career, The two-minute video, from an account with about 1,700 followers, has been viewed more than 1.2 million times. Its creator Emmeline Hartley says she believes TikTok's algorithms are driving more hate towards the film. People using TikTok are served content based on a mixture of videos they have previously liked, and on which people like them have watched and commented. TikTok said misogyny was prohibited on the platform. "Our community guidelines specifically call it out as a hateful ideology and we are crystal clear that we do not want that content on our platform," said a spokesperson. It added that it had removed more than 100 comments from Ms Hartley's video, which it said was a small proportion of the number that had been left. Ms Hartley said she had found it impossible to make direct contact with someone from the platform to get help. "We don't have the capacity or the manpower to respond to all the comments," Ms Hartley said. "I thought, 'what have I done? I've made a film that's helping rape culture'." She says she has seen other videos on TikTok that have been swamped with abusive comments where the creator is appealing for likes and positivity to help "pull them back from the wrong side of TikTok". Fictional story Ms Hartley's original video, Keep Breathing, was 18 minutes long and made in 2018, with funding from various local organisations in Derby and backed by the British Film Institute. It is a fictional story featuring a couple arguing in a lift about a previous sexual encounter, interwoven with flashbacks to the evening it took place. The characters had both been drinking alcohol, they met in a nightclub, and there were misunderstandings about how they were going to get home and whether the man was going to stay with the woman. Ms Hartley said the film was intended to be nuanced, and to explore complex issues around consent However, the clip she posted to TikTok in September featured only the pair's argument and not the contextual flashbacks. When Ms Hartley tried to add a separate video featuring those, they were repeatedly removed by TikTok on the grounds that they were explicit. She has now been able to share the context, but says there are still many comments which are abusive towards women. Although she considered removing the videos, Ms Hartley says she is content that she decided to share the post. "I don't regret it, but I'm trying to navigate how to respond," she said. "Some of the comments have been healthy, a couple of people have changed their minds while replying to each other. I think it's important, it needs to go out there." How the algorithm works Social media consultant Matt Navarra said that TikTok's algorithm functions as a recommendation service, drawing both on the previous activity of the individual user and others like them, in order to serve up new content with which the person is also likely to engage. This keeps them on the platform for longer and more frequently, which is good for advertisers and therefore also good for TikTok's advertising revenue. "It means if this content has been seen, engaged with and liked by a group of users who are, for example, Andrew Tate fans, then it's likely to show that piece of content to even more people who are that sort of user," he said. "It's self perpetuating." The creator cannot stop this train once it is in motion, because they have no control over the algorithm itself and there are limited options for reporting issues, Mr Navarra added. In July it was reported that Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, was going to make its algorithm more similar to TikTok's, rather than prioritising content from accounts that individuals were already following. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

03-11-22, 07:32	#4
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	TikTok WARNS Staff in China Can Access UK & EU User Data TikTok Says Staff in China Can Access UK and EU User Data Chinese video-sharing platform TikTok has told users that some of its workers in China have access to the data of accounts in the UK and European Union. The social media giant said the "privacy policy" was "based on a demonstrated need to do their job". BBC News 3 NOV 2022. It has come under scrutiny from authorities around the world, including the UK and US, over concerns data could be passed to the Chinese government. Earlier this week, a US official called for the app to be banned in America. *----TikTok denies it could be used to track US citizens* TikTok said the policy applies to "the European Economic Area, United Kingdom and Switzerland". Elaine Fox, the platform's head of privacy for Europe, said in a statement on Wednesday that a global team helped to keep the user experience "consistent, enjoyable and safe". Although TikTok currently stores European user data in the US and Singapore, "we allow certain employees within our corporate group located in Brazil, Canada, China, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and the United States remote access to TikTok European user data," Ms Fox said. "Our efforts are centred on limiting the number of employees with access to European user data, minimising data flows outside of the region, and storing European user data locally," she added. She also said the approach was "subject to a series of robust security controls and approval protocols, and by way of methods that are recognised under the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)". It came in the same week that a top official at the US communications watchdog said TikTok should be banned in America. "I don't believe there is a path forward for anything other than a ban," said Brendan Carr, a commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). He added that he believed there was not "a world in which you could come up with sufficient protection on the data that you could have sufficient confidence that it's not finding its way back into the hands of the [Chinese Communist Party]." TikTok's owner ByteDance has repeatedly denied it is controlled by the Chinese government. The app has come under intense scrutiny by authorities in the UK, EU and US. Under Scrutiny The UK Parliament closed down its TikTok account in August after MPs raised concerns about the risk of data being passed to the Chinese government. Senior MPs and peers had called for the account to be removed until TikTok gave "credible assurances" that no data could be handed to Beijing. The app has also been investigated by The Irish Data Protection Commission - its lead regulator in the EU - over two privacy-related issues. The watchdog is looking into TikTok's processing of children's personal data, and whether it has acted in line with EU laws over transferring personal data to other countries, such as China. Meanwhile in 2020, a US national security panel ordered ByteDance to sell its American operation over concerns that users' data could be shared with Chinese authorities. In June this year TikTok said it had migrated US users' information to servers run by American software giant Oracle in Austin, Texas. Last month, TikTok denied a report that a China-based team at ByteDance planned to use the app to track the locations of US citizens. TikTok said it had never been used to "target" the American government, activists, public figures or journalists. On Wednesday, Ms Fox also said the app does not collect precise location data from users in Europe. TikTok is the world's fastest-growing social media app and has been downloaded almost 4 billion times. It has made more than $6.2bn (£5.4bn) in gross revenue from in-app spending since its launch in 2017, according to analytics company Sensor Tower. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

09-12-22, 06:29	#5
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	TikTok Sued Over Security and Child Safety Concerns TikTok Sued by Indiana Over Security and Safety Concerns Indiana sues TikTok for alleged security and child safety violations BBC News 9 DEC 2022. The popular social media app TikTok has been sued by the US state of Indiana. Its attorney general Todd Rokita has accused TikTok's parent company ByteDance of violating the state's consumer protections laws. The state alleges that the app fails to safeguard young people and privacy. However, TikTok said it considers youth well-being in its policies and that it was confident it could satisfy US national security concerns. Indiana filed two lawsuits on Wednesday. The first one claims the app exposes young users to inappropriate content. In the other complaint, Mr Rokita also alleges TikTok does not disclose the Chinese government's potential to access sensitive consumer information. "TikTok is a wolf in sheep's clothing," according to court documents. "As long as TikTok is permitted to deceive and mislead Indiana consumers about the risks to their data, those consumers and their privacy are easy prey." The complaint says the app's algorithm promotes a variety of inappropriate content, "depicting alcohol, tobacco, and drugs; sexual content, nudity, and suggestive themes; and intense profanity." It also claims that deceives young users with age ratings of 12 and above on Apple and Google app stores. Indiana is seeking an injunction against its practices and civil penalties against the company for its "unfair and deceptive conduct." Mr Rokita said the lawsuits are the first launched by a US state against ByteDance. A TikTok spokesperson said "the safety, privacy and security of our community is our top priority". The app has age-limiting and parental control features, the firm said, and the company is investing in further content controls. In addition, they said TikTok was confident it could address "all reasonable US national security concerns". The announcement of the lawsuits come after other US states have drafted legislation to ban TikTok. Texas, South Dakota and South Carolina have prohibited the use of TikTok being used on state government devices. Last month, the head of the FBI has said that TikTok poses a national security concern. Its director Chris Wray told a the US House Homeland Security Committee said Chinese law essentially requires companies to "do whatever the government wants them to in terms of sharing information or serving as a tool of the Chinese government." The Biden administration have been in talks with TikTok officials for months as they try to reach a national security agreement to protect the data of its hundreds of millions of users in the US. TikTok is also facing legal challenges elsewhere. In the UK, the social media company could face a £27m ($29m) fine for failing to protect children's privacy when they are using the platform. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

21-01-23, 01:43	#6
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	TikTok Killers Found Guilty of Murdering Millionairess TikTok Killers Found Guilty of Strangling 71-Year-Old Millionairess Men guilty of murdering businesswoman in £4.6m property fraud BBC 21 JAN 2023 Louise Kam was last seen near The Spires UK shopping centre in Barnet ‘Repulsive’ TikTok video betrayed callous nature of Louise Kam’s murderers Two men have been found guilty of murdering a 71-year-old businesswoman in £4.6 million scam to plunder her life savings. Louise Kam, from Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, was strangled with a hairdryer cord and dumped in a wheelie bin after being lured to a three-bedroom house she owned in Barnet, north London, on July 26 2021. Following a trial at the Old Bailey, chef Kusai Al-Jundi, 25, and delivery driver Mohamed El-Abboud, 28, were found guilty of her murder on Thursday. *The defendants sobbed in the dock after they were found guilty of murder.* __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

05-02-23, 04:41	#7
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	MICHAEL DUDLEY Found Guilty in GRUESOME TikTok Murders The TikTok Suitcase Killings Landlord Found Guilty in West Seattle GRUESOME Suitcase Murders BBC 5 FEB 2023 A landlord accused of killing two tenants in 2020 was found guilty of four counts of second-degree murder on Thursday. Michael Lee Dudley, 62, killed Jessica Lewis, 35, and Austin Wenner, 27. The remains of Lewis and Wenner were found in bags on Alki on June 19, 2020. Court documents allege Dudley dismembered Lewis and Wenner after killing them, separated their bodies into multiple bags and tried to hide them in different bodies of water. “This process would have taken a lot of time and effort and his willingness to take these extreme steps demonstrates the threat he poses to the community,” charging documents read. This was done “likely with the aid of others,” according to charging documents. Dr. Kathy Taylor, Washington state forensic anthropologist, told Seattle police she believed there were possibly multiple people involved, because the cuts on Lewis and Wenner’s bodies were “disorganized” and done in different manners with different apparatuses. Lewis and Wenner were renting a room in Dudley’s Burien home, and court documents indicate they got into a dispute over rent money. Investigators said that 10 days before the bodies were discovered in West Seattle, neighbors heard yelling and gunshots at Dudley's home, but Dudley did not answer the door when Burien police responded. After the guilty conviction, the mother of Aaron Wenner said she felt justice was served and that people in Seattle are now better protected. "The world is a safer place without Michael Dudley in it," said Charleen Kriens, the mother of Aaron Wenner. "Everybody can rest easy tonight because of that." __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

10-03-23, 03:04	#8
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	TikTok Launches Project Clover to Allay China Security Fears TikTok Launches Project Clover to Allay China Security Fears TikTok has launched security measures to allay concerns it could be made to share user data with China. BBC 10 MAR 2023 Project Clover will see a separate security company "monitor data flows" - and TikTok will make it harder to identify individual users in data. "Security gateways" will add an extra layer of control over employee access to European user information and data transfers outside of Europe, it says. The European Commission has banned the ByteDance-owned app from staff devices.\ 'Earn Trust' As part of its current effort to store European user data locally, TikTok revealed plans for two new data centres, costing a total of €1.2bn (£1.1bn) every year, in Dublin, in addition to one already announced, and the Hamar region of Norway. Both will be renewably powered and operated by third parties. The company has been working on Project Clover since last year. "We're ahead of the curve on this because we have to be - because we need to earn trust," TikTok vice-president of government relations and public policy in Europe Theo Bertram said. A similar plan, Project Texas, is under way in the US. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

05-04-23, 05:37	#9
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	TikTok Fined £12.7m For Misusing Childrens' Data TikTok Fined £12.7m For Misusing Childrens' Data TikTok has been fined £12.7m for failing to protect the privacy of children, the UK's data watchdog has said. BBC 5 APR 2023 An investigation conducted by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) found the video-sharing app breached data protection law. It says the breaches happened between May 2018 and July 2020. In September, the ICO issued TikTok with a "notice of intent" - a precursor to handing down a potential fine. The ICO estimates that TikTok allowed up to 1.4 million UK children under 13 to use its platform in 2020, despite its own rules not allowing children that age to create an account. UK data protection law says that platforms that use personal data when offering information to children under 13 must have parental consent. Information commissioner John Edwards said: "There are laws in place to make sure our children are as safe in the digital world as they are in the physical world. TikTok did not abide by those laws. "As a consequence, an estimated one million under 13s were inappropriately granted access to the platform, with TikTok collecting and using their personal data. That means that their data may have been used to track them and profile them, potentially delivering harmful, inappropriate content at their very next scroll. "TikTok should have known better. TikTok should have done better. Our £12.7m fine reflects the serious impact their failures may have had." More to follow. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

04-08-23, 21:36	#10
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	The TikTok Murders: Influencer Mahek Bukhari & Mother Guilty of Double Murder Mahek Bukhari: From TikToks to Murder TikTok Influencer Mahek Bukhari and Mother Found Guilty of Double Murder After Sex Tape Threat BBC 5 AUG 2023 TikTok influencer Mahek Bukhari sobbed in the dock as she was found guilty of murdering her mother's lover and his friend in a high-speed car chase. Her mother Ansreen Bukhari was also found guilty of the murders following a trial at Leicester Crown Court. Saqib Hussain and Mohammed Hashim Ijazuddin, both 21, died when their Skoda "virtually split in two" and caught fire after leaving the A46 dual carriageway near Leicester before hitting a tree in the early hours of 11 February 2022. Just before he died, front-seat passenger Mr Hussain made a 999 call to police claiming Mr Ijazuddin's silver Skoda Fabia was being "blocked in" and rammed by attackers wearing balaclavas who had been following them in two cars. In a recording of the call played to Leicester Crown Court, he said: "They're trying to ram us off the road. Please, I'm begging you, I'm going to die." He also said "Oh my God", before there was a scream and the call cut off at the sound of an impact. The court heard they were deliberately rammed off the road in an "ambush" after Mr Hussain threatened to use a sex tape to expose his long-running affair with the influencer's 46-year-old mother. Bukhari, 24, and her mother, from Stoke-on-Trent, denied two counts of murder but were convicted by jurors after more than 28 hours of deliberations. Fellow defendants Rekhan Karwan and Raees Jamal were also found guilty of two counts of murder - while Natasha Akhtar, Ameer Jamal and Sanaf Gulamustafa were all found not guilty of murder, but guilty of two counts of manslaughter. Mohammed Patel was found not guilty of murder or manslaughter. Victim 'Lured' Into Meeting Bukharis Prosecutors said Mr Hussain was "lured" into meeting the Bukharis on the pretence of giving him back the £3,000 he said he had spent taking his lover out during their tryst. Instead, Mr Hussain and Mr Ijazuddin, who had driven his friend to Leicester for the meeting as a "favour", were ambushed and then chased before the fatal crash. Speaking outside Leicester Crown Court following the verdicts, Mr Hussain's father Sajad said the grief of losing his son has been "further compounded by having to relive the horror over and over each day we've been in court". He added that he prayed "no family will ever go through what we had to go through." 'Kind-hearted' victim was 'simply helping a friend' "The day we found out Hashim had died, our world came crashing down," he added. "His death has changed everything for not just our family, but the whole community. "He was a cheeky young man who was always smiling. A handsome man who was beautiful on the inside and out. He would do anything for anyone. He was caring and very kind-hearted. "He would always put others first. On that tragic day, he was simply helping a friend by giving him a lift which resulted in his death in such a harsh manner." The defendants will be sentenced on 1 September. Before remanding them into custody, the judge, Timothy Spencer KC, said: "You know the sentence will be very serious." 'A Callous and Cold-Blooded Attack' Leicestershire Police's senior investigating officer in the case, Detective Inspector Mark Parish, said: "This was a callous and cold-blooded attack which ultimately cost two men their lives. "After setting Mr Hussain and Mr Ijazuddin up, chasing them at high speed and then ultimately ramming their car off the road, none of the defendants made any attempt to help the victims or to call for help. Instead they drove on and then even drove back past the collision site. Still no one attempted to offer any help. "As the defendants found guilty were arrested, charged and stood trial before a court, lies were continually told in order to try and cover their tracks. Their only concern during the whole incident and investigation has been for themselves." __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

14-10-23, 05:54	#11
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	re: TikTok Killers' EVIL Mother Groomed My Boy: She Thought She Was Above The Law The DARK Side of TikTok - BBC BBC 14 OCT 2023 What connects amateur sleuths turning up at crime scenes, anti-social behaviour in UK schools and riots in France? The answer, according to a BBC investigation, is that they are all examples of a TikTok 'frenzy'. Marianna Spring, the BBC’s disinformation correspondent, has spent the last year investigating harmful behaviour on TikTok spilling out into the real-world. She tracks down users, victims and former employees to expose how extremely high engagement on TikTok around some topics appears to be creating these 'frenzies' linked to behaviour previously seen as unacceptable. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

30-01-24, 10:01	#12
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,531 Thanks: 27,621 Thanked 14,456 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Re: TikTok Killers' EVIL Mother Groomed My Boy: She Thought She Was Above The Law TikTok Killers' EVIL Mother Groomed My Boy: Fame Got to Her, She Thought She Was Above The Law Father of 18-year-old whose lover, 46, plotted his murder with her influencer daughter when he threatened to reveal their fling says 'he was so young... MailOnline 30 JAN 2024 Ansreen Bukhari and her daughter were jailed for the murder of Saqib Hussain Saqib Hussain *The father of a 21-year-old who was killed by his lover and her TikTok influencer daughter has spoken out to say he thinks his son was 'groomed' by the married mother-of-two.* Ansreen Bukhari, 46, was jailed for plotting to kill Saqib Hussain after he blackmailed her and threatened to expose their three-year affair to her son and husband. Mrs Bukhari's influencer daughter Mahek, 24, recruited 'followers' to 'jump' Mr Hussain, who died alongside his friend Hashim Ijazuddin, 21, in a fireball crash on the A46 near Leicester in 2022. Mr Hussain's father Sajad has now spoken out to slam his son's murderers, claiming that Mrs Bukhari's 'fame' as a result of her daughter's social media profile meant 'she thought she was untouchable, above the law.' He added that Saqib was only around 18 when he first met Mrs Bukhari, who was 'older than his own mother', and that his son 'fully trusted her'. Sajad and Mr Ijazuddin's father Sikander Hayat have spoken out ahead of appearing in ITV documentary, TikTok: Murder Gone Viral — The Mother & Daughter Killers. Sajad told The Sun: 'He was so young. It might not have been illegal, but it was still grooming, I think.. She should have known better.' In February 2022, Mr Hussain, accompanied by Mr Ijazuddin, was lured to a Tesco car park on the pretence that the mother and daughter were giving him back the £3,000 he said he had spent on Mrs Bukhari during their affair. But they were ambushed, chased by two cars containing eight people, including Bukhari and her mother, and died in a fireball on the A46 near Leicester. The mother and daughter both denied two counts of murder and two counts of manslaughter. They were found guilty of double murder following a three-month trial at Leicester Crown Court in August last year. Speaking following the sentencing of the two women, the family of Mr Hussain said they were 'shattered' by the deaths. *They added that they 'do not feel that we have received justice as we have now got a life sentence.'* RELATED: TikTok Star Accused Of Double Murder Speaks To FOX 5 From Jail

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