TikTok proposes social media coalition to curb harmful content


TikTok did not name the companies it had reached out to but said it had proposed a meeting between the firms to discuss the matter. — Reuters

TikTok has proposed a global coalition of social media firms for early identification and removal of harmful content, the company said on Sept 22, as networking apps face a barrage of criticism over issues ranging from misinformation to data privacy.

The company, owned by China’s ByteDance and at the center of a political battle between Washington and Beijing, said it had sent letters to nine companies for a memorandum of understanding on content moderation.

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