📱 Senators demand answers about TikTok’s “depraved” experiment. Republican Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee and Democrat Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut sent a letter to TikTok executives demanding answers about an experiment the company conducted that withheld a safety feature from millions of users. According to Bloomberg, TikTok intentionally removed a safeguard from 10% of users, subjecting them to potentially harmful content as part of a control group. One of the users in the group was a 16-year-old who was reportedly shown thousands of videos about loneliness and suicide before he died by suicide in 2022. TikTok did not respond to Bloomberg’s request for comment
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