Social media platforms are notorious for promoting highly inappropriate content, and despite the efforts of major platforms to combat the problem, they continue to face repeated retargeting repeat. Recently, there has been a growing trend of TikTok filters with obscene images that many users really want to avoid. Unfortunately, tracking down and completely removing these filters is a challenge.
These filters serve as reminders of a previous incident that had a significant impact on the platform a few months ago. The incident involved the emergence of highly inappropriate trends inspired by disturbing depictions of cartoon and anime characters. This led users to believe that it was a sequel to a similar traumatic event that happened late last year.
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On December 22, 2022, TikTok users were shocked when a slideshow containing erotic anime images began spreading widely on the platform, directly violating TikTok’s community guidelines. While TikTok eventually removed the original slideshow and related videos, the impact on users who came across them was extremely worrying.
The incident originally happened on Thursday night, December 22, and continued to spread on TikTok until the next day. Now, with the proliferation of more ‘777’ filters that also show obscene content, users are reminded of a previous incident, reopening those disturbing memories.
Why is 777 Filter not cleared?
The appearance of 777 filters on TikTok in mid-May raised concerns among users about why they weren’t removed immediately. These filters clearly violated TikTok’s rules, but they seem to pose a greater challenge for the platform’s algorithm to identify.
The exact reason why TikTok didn’t quickly catch up with these filters is still unknown. However, in recent days, the majority of 777 filters have been banned. Despite these efforts, new filters continue to appear daily, making it difficult for the moderation team.
The continued presence of new filters poses a significant challenge to TikTok’s moderation efforts, as they struggle to keep up with the constant influx of inappropriate content.
What are 777 filters compared to the December 22 incident on TikTok
Users have recently noticed a trend on TikTok involving highly inappropriate content inspired by offensive images of cartoon and anime characters. Many users believe that this trend is a continuation of a similar incident that occurred in late 2022, leaving a lasting impact.
Before digging into the details of the December 22, 2022 incident, it’s important to understand the nature of filters that fall under the ‘777’ category. Although the origin of this trend’s name is unknown, users can easily find these filters by searching for the corresponding hashtag on TikTok. However, some users reported that they could not find these filters when searching specifically, suggesting that TikTok may have taken them down.
Currently, the two popular filters that dominate the platform are the Fav Princess Peach filter and the Hello Kitty filter, both of which feature erotic images of fictional characters.
On December 22, 2022, a widely circulated slideshow containing erotic anime photos shocked TikTok users, blatantly violating the platform’s community guidelines. TikTok eventually removed the original slideshow and related videos, but the impact on users who encountered them was extremely disturbing.
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This inappropriate incident first surfaced on Thursday night, December 22, and continued to spread on TikTok until the next day. Now, with the proliferation of ‘777’ filters that also feature obscene content, users are being reminded of the previous incident, bringing back disturbing memories.
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