Manager TikTok is suing for psychological injuries as a result of the video footage

The TikTok administrator has sued a social networking site by their parent ByteDance for the incident with video editing, Bloomberg they say. In a lawsuit he filed in the classroom, supervisor Candie Frazier said he had seen videos of violence, school shootings, falls, and even cannibalism. “The defendant has difficulty sleeping and when he sleeps he has nightmares,” the lawsuit said.

To exacerbate the problem, TikTok says it wants supervisors to work 12 hours a day with a two-hour lunch break and two 15-minute breaks. ” three or ten movies at a time, “according to the complaint.

The complainant has difficulty sleeping and when he sleeps he has nightmares.

Together with other TV companies including Facebook and YouTube, TikTok developed guidelines to help managers deal with child abuse and other harmful images. One of the ideas is that companies reduce managerial change to four hours and provide psychological support. However, TikTok allegedly failed to comply with the instructions, according to the lawsuit.

Managers capture many of the most obvious and dangerous images that appear on social media pages, making sure users are not exposed to them. One company that provides managers with content in major technical companies though he agreed in the approved form that the activity may cause post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). However, social networking companies have rebuke and their mods and others for not paying enough for mental health risks, as well as for not providing adequate mental health care. A similar case was launched against Facebook in 2018.

Frazier hopes to represent other Tiktok exhibitors in a classy suit, and is seeking compensation for the traumatic brain injury and a court ruling for the administrative wallet.