HeadlineShine

TikTok accused of helping to promote sex industry to girls

The Guardian ·First reported
The GuardianTikTok accused of helping to promote sex industry to girls
Image: The Guardian

Researchers say popular performers covertly market OnlyFans content and tell followers about wealthy lifestyle TikTok is helping to promote and normalise the sex industry, allowing “sexfluencers” to post videos aimed at marketing pornographic content they…

Summary from The Guardian

Read the full story on The Guardian
React

More on TikTok

See all →
The Guardian
The Guardian·

EU charges TikTok with failing to protect users’ mental health
The Guardian
The Guardian·

Google, Meta and TikTok sue California to block law protecting children from addiction risk

More top stories

See all →
The Independent
Sports3 sources·

It was all of us – Usman Khawaja lifts lid on Australia sandpaper scandal
Sky News
4 sources·

Meghan's father Thomas Markle appears in court over child sex abuse material
BBC Sport
Sports2 sources·

Leicester survive huge scare to avoid early FA Cup upset at sixth-tier Oxford City
The Guardian
Sports3 sources·

Thierno Barry double fires Everton to comeback win against Coventry
BBC Sport
Sports2 sources·

Carlos Alcaraz survives two match points to end Taylor Fritz's ATP Finals hopes
BBC
Sports3 sources·

Lampard feels hair pull should have led to Coventry penalty

Top stories in the United Kingdom

See all →
The Independent
Sports3 sources·

Thomas Tuchel hands Jobe Bellingham the chance to carve his own path as an England star
BBC
Business3 sources·

Tube drivers to strike over Christmas period in long-running dispute
The Independent
Entertainment3 sources·

Katherine Ryan feels 'grief and relief' over Brand guilty verdict
BBC Sport
Sports4 sources·

‘It doesn’t look good’: McIlroy gets two-shot penalty after ruling he improved his lie
Sky News
Sports5 sources·

Cristiano Ronaldo retires from international football
The Independent
3 sources·

Russell Brand's barrister reports himself to watchdog over behaviour after verdict