​Tech giants struggle to censor graphic videos of Perez Hilton appearing to harm himself 

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The disturbing livestream originally appeared on TikTok and quickly spread. Users and experts alike say social networks need better moderation systems.

Major social media platforms are once again under fire for their flawed approach to content moderation after a disturbing livestream from Perez Hilton, in which the celebrity blogger appeared to be committing acts of self harm, flooded into people’s news feeds.

 The disturbing livestream originally appeared on TikTok and quickly spread. Users and experts alike say social networks need better moderation systems.

Major social media platforms are once again under fire for their flawed approach to content moderation after a disturbing livestream from Perez Hilton, in which the celebrity blogger appeared to be committing acts of self harm, flooded into people’s news feeds.  News 

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