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That's pretty messed up. On one hand I can see why they do it - it pays better than back breaking labor. But on the other hand it absolutely shouldn't be that w
by accrual 3y ago
That's pretty messed up. On one hand I can see why they do it - it pays better than back breaking labor. But on the other hand it absolutely shouldn't be that way.
I don't hate TikTok. IMO they actually do a fairly decent job of moderating. And TikTok itself is just a tool like any other and can be used in good or harmful ways.
The article mentions no specific content rule was broken and thus the streams were allowed, and it's a fine line for TikTok to walk.
I guess I just don't see how to solve the problem. TikTok can ban the streams to avoid elder abuse, but then they may be forcing them back into labor.
Is this something that needs to be addressed at the country level? Why are the elderly in this situation to begin with?