tugatech (@tugatech@masto.pt)
TikTok rende 10 mil milhões à administração Trump após acordo
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moepets (@moepets@ol2ol.com)
歌ってる？🐶#柴犬 #チワワ#shorts https://www.moepets.com/1152789/ ##しば #dog #Inu #shiba #shibadog #shibainu #shibaken #tiktok #いぬ #かわいい #ギター #しばいぬ #しばけん #チワワ #ブラックタン #ロングコートチワワ #ロンチー #多頭飼い #家族 #日常 #日本犬 #柴犬 #柴犬ポンと相棒N #犬のいる暮らし #犬のいる生活 #相棒 #赤柴
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inbella (@inbella@channels.im)
Celebrity Pairs with the Best Chemistry at Award Shows awardshows jenn https://www.inbella.com/1529427/celebrity-pairs-with-the-best-chemistry-at-award-shows-awardshows-jenn/ #AmyPoehler #FemaleCelebrities #Shorts #tiktok #trending #viral
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uk (@uk@pubeurope.com)
https://www.europesays.com/uk/825691/ Binman urges UK to ‘please stop’ putting one item in bins and says ‘use Primark’ #Binmen #Environment #Google #Primark #Recycling #Science #TikTok #UK #UnitedKingdom
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media (@media@eicker.news)
One third of Americans use TikTok, with users skewing younger, more liberal and higher income than non-users. Half of US teens use it daily. Most Americans (57%) support banning TikTok over data privacy concerns, though users themselves are more divided. The platform's future in the US remains uncertain despite its recent deal with non-Chinese investors. https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2026/03/02/8-facts-about-americans-and-tiktok/ #Media #ShortFormVideo #TikTok
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youtube_SakuraMiko (@youtube_SakuraMiko@rss-mstdn.studiofreesia.com)
#5【ポケモンファイアレッド】はじめての人生縛りでゆく生き残りをかけた ファイアレッドの旅～みこちと人生縛り伝説～【ホロライブ/さくらみこ】
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYaZpmSWoGo
#youtube_SakuraMiko #ホロライブ #hololive #Vtuber #ブイチューバー #バーチャル #ストリーマー #踊ってみた #ショート #TikTok #Short #ダンス #ホロライブ_切り抜き #切り抜き #3d #live #配信 #生放送 #Kobo_Kanaeru #Fuwamoco #リグロス
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huffpost_es (@huffpost_es@mastodon.world)
🩺 ■ Los médicos coinciden: la teoría viral de TikTok de que el 'roacután’ adelgaza la nariz es falsa y no debería usarse "bajo ninguna circunstancia" para propósitos estéticos por sus efectos secundarios ■ Estos medicamentos "no debe[…]
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Day special followers for Avril Lavigne 👇🏻
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byteseu (@byteseu@pubeurope.com)
NYC Ballet dancer goes viral for this superhuman response to Chalamet diss https://www.byteseu.com/1870495/ #ballet #Dance #Entertainment #Exclusive #Instagram #NewYorkCityBallet #TikTok #TimotheeChalamet #ViralVideos
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display (@display@anonsys.net)
Im Konzentrationslager Neuengamme fanden zur Zeit des Nationalsozialismus grausame Verbrechen statt. Für das Team der Gedenkstätte ist auch TikTok ein wichtiger Ort der Erinnerung.#DeinSPIEGEL #Nationalsozialismus #Hamburg #TikTok
KZ-Gedenkstätte Neuengamme auf TikTok: Die Zukunft der Erinnerung
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DamirAkhmadi (@DamirAkhmadi@mastodon.social)
Хочу на ручки #humor #music #mem #tiktok #story #shorts
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llanelli-school-warns-pupils-could-face-expulsion-over-abusive-tiktok-posts (@llanelli-school-warns-pupils-could-face-expulsion-over-abusive-tiktok-posts@swanseabaynews.com)
Llanelli school warns pupils could face expulsion over abusive TikTok posts
The warning was issued by Ryan Davies, headteacher of Brynteg School, in a letter sent to parents and carers this week.
Mr Davies said the posts used images taken inside the school without permission and described many of the videos as “deeply upsetting, abusive, unkind and entirely untrue.”
Police contacted
The headteacher confirmed the posts had been reported to both TikTok and the police.
He warned that if the person responsible is identified, they could face severe consequences.
In the letter he wrote:
“If the originator is identified, the seriousness of these posts means that permanent exclusion is a possible outcome.”
Posting harmful or defamatory material online could also amount to harassment, defamation or malicious communications under UK law, he added.
Account deletes videos
The TikTok account believed to be linked to the posts has since removed all of its videos.
However, the account page still displays a message saying: “the videos have to be deleted im sorry but i will have a comeback and it will be 10 videos per day but not anytime soon.”
Its profile description also appears to challenge anyone reporting the account, stating: “snitch if u want they wont catch me 😂✌️ ifb | i take requests for teachers and students.”
“Cowardly behaviour”
In his letter, Mr Davies criticised the person behind the posts for attempting to remain anonymous online.
He wrote:
“What is particularly troubling is that the individual responsible appears to be taking pleasure in remaining anonymous, boasting that they ‘won’t be caught’. This behaviour is cowardly and has no place in our school community.”
Pupils who shared posts could face consequences
Although the creator of the videos has not yet been identified, the school said it can see the names of pupils who have liked, commented on or encouraged the content.
Those students could also face disciplinary action under the school’s behaviour policy.
Parents urged to check social media
Parents have now been urged to check their children’s social media activity and discuss the seriousness of the situation.
Mr Davies said:
“If they know who is responsible, the most honourable and responsible action is to ensure the posts are removed immediately and to inform the school.”
He added that while social media can be positive and creative, the posts circulating in this case were “offensive, harmful and completely unacceptable.”
Growing concern about children’s online lives
The incident comes amid growing national concern about how social media is affecting young people.
Earlier this month, Swansea Bay News reported how Llanelli MP Nia Griffith backed calls for tougher rules on children using social media, warning many parents are unaware of what their children are doing online.
Separate research highlighted on Safer Internet Day also revealed a stark gap in parental awareness. A government-backed campaign found half of British parents have NEVER spoken to their children about harmful online content, even though most 11-year-olds now own a smartphone and regularly use social media.
The findings warned that many parents simply do not know what their children are seeing on their screens.
Experts say regular conversations between parents and children about online behaviour are one of the most effective ways to reduce risks such as cyberbullying, harmful content and online harassment.
The headteacher’s letter in full
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