A recent study on the platform has identified an increasing trend of distributing pornographic content through its apps for young women. The report, produced by a group of researchers from Canada and Australia, analyzed the behavior of 'sexfluencers' most popular on TikTok during a significant period of time. The researchers noticed that these stars used sophisticated techniques to avoid blocking their online public relations, such as substituting the term 'porn' with 'corn', or adding the corn emoji next to positive emotions.

This phenomenon occurs particularly when 'sexfluencers' post content on apps for young women, where there have been noted references to the porn industry. The information about 'OnlyFans' is generally mysterious, but the report has highlighted that 'sexfluencers' can also provide information about the income obtained from selling pornographic content. Furthermore, the report has highlighted that 'sexfluencers' use innovative strategies to avoid blocking their online public relations, such as substituting the term 'porn' with 'corn', or adding the corn emoji next to positive emotions.

These changes allow them to continue promoting the porn industry without being blocked by TikTok's rules. However, this new accusation is not the only time TikTok has been involved in issues related to the dissemination of pornographic content. The global platform has faced accusations of facilitating the spread of negative sexual content and promoting a culture of approval towards the porn industry.

The fact that TikTok is involved in these problems demonstrates the need for greater attention from the global platform and its administrators. The importance of protecting young women from sexual exploitation and approval towards the porn industry is fundamental, and TikTok must assume responsibility for interrupting these trends.