TheGrimmRetails

I can understand your uneasiness and your possible frustration. The problem I have with some places like Tick Tock is that there are certain things that are posted that shouldn't be posted, and there are certain things that should be held in confidence or not disclosed.

Not only that, but then we also have the problem everybody wants to post everything about anything everywhere, and there's no secrecy and no privacy about anything being posted. when you post something online, you post it and everybody can see it, and what my friend used to tell me is that when you do that, You may not be able to undo it, and it's very hard to undo it once it's posted and is circulated all over the place.

Then we have the problem where somebody doesn't have the actual control to keep things private! something happens online or something is said by somebody else, and it's either immediately disseminated and posted or it might be used at a later date. People have to realize that once you post something online that's the end of that, And you cannot take it back. There have been many individuals who have made mistakes, and I'm not one of the first to say that I haven't, but there but there are certain things that should not become something that can be turned into fodder.

Normally I would assume that most things that are posted on social media are such that I don't believe everything and anything somebody posts. I learned this very quickly, because sometimes people can post something that may not be true, is partially true, true, or totally false. when you deal with somebody like #45, you automatically are skeptical about any the man says, because what he believes is the truth is what he posts as the truth, even if it might not be correct or accurate. people posting things online that are not accurate or not true, most times can be just blown over because we know better than to think that some of the ridiculousness you see online are unbelievable are very highly unbelievable. people careful what they're reading what sources they're using for information and do they really need to put information out about something that may not be true?

If it wasn't for Donald Trump and, and all of his cronies, and I don't like to bring politics into this, but all I am saying here is everything everything that man says is suspect, and it's very very very hard to know when the guy is actually telling the truth and when the guy is telling a lie because he lives in his own dream world and what he thinks is true or correct or accurate is posted, when you know darn well that what he says may not be true or accurate, and that is where we end up with a problem.

While I support social media, and the fact that it can be used for good things, some social media outlets may not be something something that is used appropriately, information can be disseminated that shouldn't be disseminated, and some things that should not be disclosed could end up on social media when the intention was never to put it there, or to just try to fake out someone or try to get them going. it is the responsibility of a social media platform to police itself and make sure that what they are allowing to be posted on their platform is actually true and correct, and not allow someone to post something that is totally abhorrently false, and if someone is not willing to do that, and fact check things that are on their system, someone may have to do that.

Tick Tock has been known for some of the things that it does, And most of the social media platform stuff has been increasing over the last two to three maybe four years. ever since COVID-19 began, things were posted on social media, and more online communication was used because not very many people were actually doing much in person. Tick Tock could also be like a window somebody opens, so you can see outside the window and see what is going on in the world around you. my main concern about tick tock is that they have to make sure that the information they are posting is somewhat accurate, and even if it isn't, we have the ability to determine whether we think it is or not. Be fully lulled into a sense of everything being true simply because somebody posts it on its social media site. We did that, everything Donald Trump would say would either be considered true by all of his supporters and false By many others, or to be determined faults by everyone, because it is being made up and being posted as if it were truth! not everything you read is gonna be true, not everything you read is gonna be false, not everything you read is going to be accurate, but social media does have the responsibility to make sure they are not sending out information that is inaccurate, unsafe, or something that would a major problem in the world itself. We don't need anymore riots or any of this other stuff, and we don't need anybody else that would purposely put something out that would injure or hurt somebody else.

I'm sure that you use tick tock and other social media outlets responsibly, and that is not what I question. What a question is the validity of some of these people actually post, how accurate is it? who is going to be held responsible Is something that is posted results in somebody being hurt or otherwise being defamed or whatever! it certainly should not be that we cannot post on any social media, but people have to be responsible enough to know what is correct or accurate, because information that is inaccurate could cause a major problem or hurt someone. When that happens, who is held responsible? do these big tech companies actually give two cents about whether what they post is accurate what they post is correct? I'm not sure, but if someone is using tick tock and is using it responsibly, that's one thing, if the whole company is just allowing things to be posted without checking it and without checking the validity or the accuracy of what is what is being posted, then the social media outlet is responsible because they are allowing things to be posted which may or may not be true.

It is my hope that whatever they do with social media, they will allow people allow people to use their platforms in a responsible manner, and before somebody reports something is accurate, or says something is going on, they check the information to make sure that it is somewhat accurate or believable. if a news story was circulated or something was circulated on social media that was considered inaccurate or dangerous, somebody would be held accountable, but the question is who would it be? obviously that social media platforms have a responsibility to make sure that What is posted is somewhat accurate, but they but they also have the no obligation to make sure that they don't spread hate speech and inaccurate information.

It is my hope that you do not lose the ability to live stream on any social media platform. It is one heck of a piece of work to be able to earn the ability or the right to be able to use the media site and do that, and I congratulate you on being able to do that. I just hope that whatever happens with tick tock, somebody actually will crack down on some of these places and say don't post stuff that certain people say simply because it's being said, they need to be held accountable, you wouldn't walk into a crowded movie theater and scream fire, and you wouldn't walk into a stadium with a million fans in it and say this is a bomb, because then that would cause undo problems as well as scaring the heck out of people, which could cause a riot, which could cause someone injury. there are certain things that you can say on social on social media, certain things you can do on certain social media, and certain things that you should not do say or think about on social media. the responsibility of the individual is to know the difference between what is true and what is false, and a check all sources, just like if you were a news reporter, you wouldn't want to report inaccurate or false or misleading information, so why shouldn't a social media be company be held to the state that what they post is somewhat accurate, that doesn't necessarily mean that everything they post has to be, but they take steps to make sure to make sure that problems don't arise because of somebody's zeal and posting something that they know would cause a trouble, or something that is false.

I wish you luck! Let's hope that whatever they do with these social media empires, they actually make so that most of these people understand that just because somebody like #45 says something, that is not actually always true! if you're gonna lie, a lie is a lie, and I question whether social media outlets actually have the ability to know the difference, and to deal with it so that people do not get hurt because somebody decided to post something harmful. This is not happened very often in the history of the United States in my opinion, because when Donald Trump was in office before that, we knew that sometimes politicians would lie, but Donald Trump would make it up and he would actually believe his own lie!

Brian