Whistleblowers reveal hundreds of UK moderators have left TikTok

Sky NewsThursday, December 4, 2025 at 3:01:00 AM
Whistleblowers reveal hundreds of UK moderators have left TikTok
  • Whistleblowers have disclosed that hundreds of online safety workers in the UK have signed agreements to leave TikTok, despite the company's assertion to MPs that the proposed cuts are not finalized. This revelation raises concerns about the company's workforce stability and operational capacity.
  • The departure of a significant number of moderators could impact TikTok's ability to effectively manage content moderation and user safety, potentially leading to increased scrutiny from regulators and a negative perception among users regarding the platform's commitment to safety.
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