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clearly aimed at children. it says they look like cute, colorful emojis. and the lawsuit also claims that this incentive structure where people are performing live for money in real time could lead to the exploitation of children at claims that children can be encouraged by adults to perform elicit acts on camera in order to receive cash payments. and indeed it does claim that tiktok has known about this issue for some time and has failed to take appropriate action now, tiktok has responded, pushed back firmly against these claims. a spokesperson told me yesterday that the platform has industry-leading policies and measures to help protect the safety and well-being of teens. creators must be at least 18-years-old before they can go live and their account must meet a follower requirement, we immediately revoked access to features if we find accounts that do not meet our age requirements. but look, this lawsuit claims that tiktok is not doing enough to verify and enforce the ages of users to ensure that it really is only