Court records show TikTok employees repeatedly flagged risks to child safety, including access to harmful content and exploitation, but executives did not take sufficient action. Employees expressed frustration over the lack of urgency in addressing these issues, which they believed could have serious consequences for minors. One former senior safety officer described how concerns about 'transactional sexual content' involving minors were raised to top executives, yet no meaningful action was taken. Another former head of safety warned about the algorithm's role in exposing users to harmful content, which could lead to severe mental health impacts. Despite these warnings, TikTok did not adequately inform parents or take steps to mitigate the risks, according to internal reports.