Tiktok blocks #Skinnytok due to excessive weight loss, disorganized food content
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Tiktok blocks says that it has blocked the search results for “skintch” due to a high amount of ingredients that promote disorganized eating on social media platforms and unhealthy weight loss behavior.
“We review our safety measures to overcome the risks that are regularly developed and block the search results for #Skinnytok as it is associated with unhealthy weight loss material,” a statement by Tiktok emailed CBC News on Wednesday.
“We continue to restrict the video from adolescent accounts and provide health experts and information in the ticket search,” the statement states.
The term skintok is widely used to describe an online subculture of influencers and material creators that promote excessive thinness.
Under the umbrella of #Skinnytok, the creators make videos with shocking one-liners, “Skiny is outfit,“Encouraging the audience to achieve their goals by following the advice to excessive weight loss.
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Now, discoveries for scannytok will not get any results, in addition to a message that motivates users to examine resources. In Canada, the audience will see contact information and links Tiktok blocks for groups such as the National Eating Disorder Information Center and Groups such as the anorexy et boTiktok blocks ulimi Quebec.
According to the spokesperson, after an increase in the content promoting disorganized food and unhealthy weight loss behavior earlier this year, Tikokok‘s decision to block Skintok came.
In April, French Minister of State for Digital Affairs Clara Chappaz reported the hashtag to the country’s digital watchdog and the European Commission.
Chappaz and French nurses Charline Buigues have been campaigning to block Tiktok blocks the hashtag from April. A petition Bugs received around 35,000 signatures to ban the hashtag.
On 1 June, Chappaz said in French on X: “Today, @tiktok only confirmed me that it finally removed this unacceptable hashtag from its platform. This is the first mass victory. I salute it.”
