‘Blackout Challenge’ killed their daughters, parents say in lawsuit against TikTok


TikTok’s community guidelines state users are not to share content that glorifies 'dangerous acts that may lead to serious injury or death'. — Photo by Solen Feyissa on Unsplash

Lalani Walton and Arriani Arroyo might have lived in two different states, but they were both active children who loved to dance, sing and post videos to TikTok.

Though that’s not all they had in common.

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