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SHOCKING: 2 - What They Never Told You

UK parents suing TikTok over children’s deaths ‘suspicious’ about data claims

Platform cites ‘legal requirements around when we remove data’ after lawsuit filed over deaths of children attempting ‘blackout challenge’

The Guardian - UK

Data of dead British children may have been deleted, TikTok boss says

The families of four young people have sued the social media giant in the US in an effort to get access to their data.

Evening Standard

TikTok says data of four dead British children may have been removed

“There are some things we simply don’t have,” TikTok boss says as court battle launches

The Independent UK

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Parents suing TikTok over children’s deaths ‘want answers’

Four bereaved British families have filed a lawsuit against the platform in the US over access to their children’s social media accounts.

Evening Standard

Parents sue TikTok over child deaths allegedly caused by ‘blackout challenge’

Parents claim four children died as a result of attempting challenge that went viral in 2021

The Guardian - UK

Archie Battersbee’s family join bereaved parents to sue TikTok after children’s deaths

Hollie Dance said she is in ‘constant fight mode’ as she seeks answers over her son’s death

The Independent UK

Bereaved families file US lawsuit against TikTok over access to children’s data

The lawsuit accuses the platform of pushing dangerous prank and challenge content to younger users to boost engagement.

Evening Standard

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Access to children’s social media after death ‘moral and humane right’, MPs hear

Liberal Democrat MP Max Wilkinson said social media giants place ‘process ahead of compassion’ for parents seeking answers about their child’s death.

The Independent UK

Jools’ Law: Mother battling social media firms for answers over son’s death urges MPs to act

Left not knowing why her 14-year-old son Jools Sweeney died, Ellen Roome has campaigned for years for access to his online data – now her petition on proposed changes to online safety law is being debated in parliament

The Independent UK

What is Jools' Law? MPs debate access to children's social media after bereaved mum's petition

The proposed legislation could give parents a legal right to access their children’s data

Evening Standard

Mother desperate to solve mystery of son’s death hits out at social media firms

Ellen Roome said technology companies have refused to give her access to her son’s accounts

The Independent UK

Bereaved mother: Social media firms ‘awful’ in search for answers on son’s death

Jools Sweeney was found unconscious in his bedroom in April 2022.

Evening Standard

Mother left not knowing why son, 14, died battles social media companies for answers

Mother of Jools Sweeney says she has been forced to apply for an expensive court order to gain access to her child's online data

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on social media harms: the tech giants must be more open

Editorial: The online safety bill was a start, but campaigners are right to demand more, especially in situations where a child has died

The Guardian - UK

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‘I want to know why my precious baby is no longer here’ mum’s heartbreaking plea to social media companies after teen’s tragic death

Mum pleads to social media companies ‘I want to know why my precious baby is no longer here’ as she fights for access to his data following tragic death.

The Guardian - UK

UK mother of boy who killed himself seeks right to access his social media

Ellen Roome says firms should be required to hand over data in case it can help parents understand why their child died

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