TikTok is one of the most popular social media apps in the world. The short-form vertical video format has shaped how millions create and consume content. With more than 16,000 videos uploaded every minute and more than a billion users, the company is worth tens of billions of dollars. In the UK alone, there are thought to be more than 20million users.
But what happens when one of those users commits a crime? We have picked out some of the court stories involving TikTok users who were caught out for the content they shared, used the platform to advertise their crimes, or kept their criminality hidden while profiting from the power of social media influence.
If you are interested in reading about the Londoners who were caught out while using TikTok, read on below.
