英国诺福克郡14岁学生艾德里安娜·雷蒂特在浏览TikTok上与自杀相关的内容后身亡，引发对社交媒体平台内容推荐机制的严厉批评。1验尸官约翰娜·汤普森认定，艾德里安娜接触这些有害内容"可能对她当晚的自杀决定产生了重大影响"。12025年12月31日，学校监控系统发现她搜索了与死亡方法相关的内容，一周后的2026年5月8日晚，她在家中尝试自杀，两天后在剑桥阿登布鲁克医院去世。1
英国监管机构对TikTok的安全措施提出质疑。1Ofcom首席执行官梅拉妮·道斯表示："我们没有看到这些大型社交媒体公司的安全文化……他们对算法推送自杀和自伤材料的风险承认得很慢。"1一项针对英国21所学校1825名儿童的调查显示，三分之一的受访者在调查前一周内接触到高风险的自杀、自伤、抑郁或饮食失调相关内容，其中7%的儿童看到过使自杀想法"看起来正常、有吸引力或酷炫"的内容。1莫莉·罗塞基金会首席执行官安迪·伯罗斯补充称，四分之三的青少年仍在TikTok上看到高风险自杀、自伤和抑郁内容。1Ofcom已在6月对TikTok是否未能履行保护儿童免受有害内容的法律义务展开单独调查。1
A 14-year-old student from Norfolk, England, died by suicide after viewing suicide-related content on TikTok, prompting urgent calls for regulatory action against the platform.1 Adriana Retite, a student at Langley School, attempted suicide at home on the evening of May 8, 2026, and died two days later at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge.1 In the week before her death, she had browsed multiple videos and images related to suicide on the platform, and school monitoring systems detected searches for content about methods of death on December 31, 2025.1
The coroner, Johanna Thompson, concluded that exposure to harmful content on TikTok "may have had a significant influence on her decision to take her own life that evening."1 Melanie Dawes, Chief Executive of Ofcom, the UK's media regulator, stated: "We are not seeing a safety culture from these large social media companies... they have been slow to acknowledge the risks their algorithms pose in promoting suicide and self-harm material."1 A 2026 summer investigation found that one-third of 1,825 children across 21 schools in the UK had been exposed to high-risk content related to suicide, self-harm, depression, or eating disorders in the week prior to the survey, with 7% encountering material that portrayed suicide as "normal, attractive or cool."1
Andy Burrows, Chief Executive of the Molly Rose Foundation, reported that "three-quarters of teenagers continue to see high-risk suicide, self-harm and depression content on TikTok."1 Ofcom launched a separate investigation in June to determine whether TikTok failed to fulfill its legal obligations to protect children from harmful content.1
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