TikTok Live Police viewing live streams to catch far-right rioters in act
The Guardian|August 07, 2024
Police officers are watching TikTok in an attempt to catch far-right demonstrators livestreaming selfincriminating footage of their illegal behaviour.
Jim Waterson , Vikram Dodd
TikTok Live Police viewing live streams to catch far-right rioters in act

Tik Tok's Live function has become one of the defining outlets for coverage of the disorder, with hundreds of thousands of viewers watching live streams of rioting over the last week in cities such as Stoke-onTrent, Leeds, Hull and Nottingham.

The streams, which can run for hours, are sometimes broadcast by people involved in the disorder.

Many of the Tik Tok streams show the faces of people apparently committing illegal acts such as looting shops or setting property on fire.

They are often made by people whose usernames are easily linked to their real-world identity.

A police source said: "Every force will have analysts monitoring social media, TikTok, for evidence-gathering purposes.

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