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TikTok Claims 98% of Harmful Content Removed in Australia Before User Sees It

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TikTok reported to Australia's Royal Commission on Antisemitism that 98% of harmful content was proactively removed in Q1.
The platform faces scrutiny over online hate, particularly antisemitic content post-Oct 7, 2023.

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TikTok reported to Australia's Royal Commission on Antisemitism that 98% of harmful content was proactively removed in Q1. The platform faces scrutiny over online hate, particularly antisemitic content post-Oct 7, 2023.

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