Are you happy or sad or neutral on TikTok ban in India.? - Page 3

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

what sakhtlaunda1 said. Children use the app and then come across sexual content or being targeted by paedophiles. Aaj kal parents don't take responsibility for their children they dump it on the courts and government. Their children don't study but play on PUBG toh app ko ban kardo cus its not like u have any control over ur child anyways 😆

Originally posted by: SakthLaunda1

Times has changed. 90s born had tv cartoons but kids prefer phones n while parents r busy with work. She cries if we don't give her phone. n stops eating -_-

Originally posted by: AllThatCritique

While I agree with lack of good parenting, any app which doesn't monitor content so much so that paedophiles roam around freely and pedophilic material can be spread so easily deserves the boot rightfully.

Take po*nsites: po*nhub is meticulous in this and most reputed po*nsites too. They have helped police to put people in jail too. So yes,while its parents responsibility to raise the child better its also the government's responsibility to ban vile stuff. Any company who cant adhere to a moral code of conduct and content monitoring needs to be banned. And even if we take the children getting cyber attacked out grown ass paedophiles having a network and sharing content is equally horrific. So a ban for this reason is not unreasonable at all.

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

Did the app refuse to take responsibility or regulate their content? I don't know about that.

Originally posted by: SakthLaunda1

Actually she only used tiktok which we uninstalled after that incident. After studying and playing kids ask for phone.

Today u can't just stop them using phone and tiktok looked harmless where she used to post her dance videos

Yeah parents should look after kids but sometimes shit happens. Parents should be little careful but internet is common and accessible for everyone these days.

Yeah we r fb era kids but that days internet was slow and mummy ki flying chappal was enough 😆

Originally posted by: S_H_Y

Instead of requiring children under 13 get parental consent to comply with COPPA, TikTok is now directing users under 13 to a "younger ecosystem within the app. That version of TikTok limits much of the features found in the full app, namely through prohibiting the uploading if videos and commenting on posts. Minors will still be able to watch videos, albeit a selection that's curated for younger audiences

Tik tok took several actins under ftc when they had to pay fine.