For almost a year, Mineurs Ethiques Et Réseaux has been collecting information on the close relationships that the 24-year-old content creator maintains with her community of young girls, and alerting the public authorities.
“Deleting Ophenya’s TikTok account is just the beginning. The problem has not fundamentally disappeared.” The tone is set by Mineurs Ethiques Et Réseaux (Meer), a collective of several dozen volunteers mobilized for the protection of young people on social networks. Last week, one of its members recorded a video clip during which content creator Ophenya, popular among young girls, invited one of her minor subscribers to appear on screen during one of her lives on TikTok. This contravenes the platform's General Conditions of Use (CGU), which deprive users under the age of 18 of all “live streaming features.”
In the process, the collective sent the video to TikTok France and the influencer's account, which had almost five million subscribers, was banned. “Luckily, I was on the live show at the time. I was able to record proof of violation of the T&Cs…
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