TikTok issues statement after Nicola Bulley's family blast 'shameful press and public'
TikTok has released a statement warning users that they do not tolerate bullying or harassment following the tragic news of Nicola Bulley's death. The social video platform has faced backlash after TikTokers took it upon themselves to launch their own searches for the mother-of-two who went missing for 23 days in St Michael's on Wyre.
On Saturday, local council chief Michael Vincent said: "It's almost as though social media idiocy and reality have become blurred. We've had these weirdos, these ghouls, trying people's door handles, peering through their windows. Paying tribute to Nicola during a press conference earlier, a statement was read out on behalf of the family which said Nikki was 'the centre of our world' and criticised press and members of the public for 'misquoting and vilifying' grieving friends and family.
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