Social media giant TikTok last night insisted it would not tolerate criminality on its site.
It came after thugs linked to the joyriding attack on gardai in Dublin flaunted their actions online. A spokeswoman for the site told the Irish Mirror its rules prohibited criminal content and anyone who posted it could have their accounts shut down.
She added: “TikTok’s Community Guidelines categorically prohibit criminal content on the platform. We do not allow people to use our platform to threaten or incite violence or promote any form of criminal activity.
