My question is why have they singled out Tiktok? This seems political to me.
Last year Ofcom published a report on childrens' use of social media. It found:
"For children aged 8-12 who used social media the proportions with their own profile were; eight in ten (79%) among Snapchat users, 72% for Facebook, around two-thirds on each of the other platforms (i.e. TikTok, Instagram, Twitter), except YouTube at 43%."
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My question is why have they singled out Tiktok? This seems political to me.
Last year Ofcom published a report on childrens' use of social media. It found:
"For children aged 8-12 who used social media the proportions with their own profile were; eight in ten (79%) among Snapchat users, 72% for Facebook, around two-thirds on each of the other platforms (i.e. TikTok, Instagram, Twitter), except YouTube at 43%."
- https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0015/245004/...