Lawsuit against Tiktok

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We are the first UK parents suing TikTok in the U.S. state of Delaware over the tragic wrongful deaths of our children, who are believed to have succumbed to the so-called “blackout challenge” promoted through TikTok’s algorithms. Despite our repeated requests for access, TikTok has withheld our children’s online activity data. Data we believe is crucial to understanding what truly influenced their actions and whether the platform’s recommendations played a fatal role. You can read the complaint here.
Watch more about our stories on BBC iPlayer: The Families Taking TikTok to Court, featuring Laura Kuenssberg in conversation with us as four British families pursuing justice. The link to watch this is here.​
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You can follow this link to the Civil Docket Report page for case N25C-02-073 in Delaware’s CourtConnect system.
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It’s an unofficial docket report, providing a publicly accessible, real-time overview of filings and activity in the specified court case, including motions, orders, hearing dates, and other docket entries.
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Although useful, it is not an official court document, meaning it may lack some formatting or details found in certified records.
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You can track the latest developments in the case: filings like motions, responses, hearing settings, rulings, scheduling orders, and more will appear via timestamped docket entries.
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At the moment, the briefing is complete, and we are waiting for a "motion to dismiss" hearing to be set, which I plan to fly out for.