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Nearly 98% of test ‘teen’ accounts ‘For You’ feeds showed sexually explicit or suggestive content in the EU after searches for simple sexual terms like ‘sex’ or ‘porn’, according to CCDH UK’s latest research. Porn is less restricted on these feeds than the X profiles of porn producers.

Center for Countering Digital Harm

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Kids are at risk. 5 in 10 searches of common sexual terms on X from teen accounts, resulted in explicit content for ‘teen’ accounts in the EU – including sexual acts and nudity.

14/10/26, 3:56 pm0 reposts0 likes

Center for Countering Digital Harm

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And it’s not just about exposure to pornography. ‘Teen’ accounts were easily able to join “adult communities” that share sexual materials and open interaction with unknown adults. Read the full findings: counterhate.com/research/x-r...

counterhate.comX-rated EU — Center for Countering Digital Hate | CCDHX recommends sexually explicit or suggestive content to EU teens nearly 98% of the time and enables strangers from adult sexual communities to send them DMs.

Center for Countering Digital Harm

@counterharm.com

X’s weak safeguards are enabling strangers to target young teens. In one test, an account registered as a 13-year-old received a direct message with the line “Hey daddy” after merely liking a post in an adult sexual community.

Center for Countering Digital Harm

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X's failure to enforce its own safeguards breaches the EU’s Digital Services Act and opens the door to the exploitation of children We must hold X accountable before more kids are harmed: act.counterhate.com/page/145953/...

act.counterhate.comCalling for kids' online safetySocial media isn't safe for kids. These companies build addictive tools and push harmful content that put children's lives at risk. Demand lawmakers hold Big Tech accountable for harming our children....