‘Tummy Filter’ was pulled from the turban after the user was retreated

After the BBC was reported to be caused by the user critical wave, people were taken from a very overweight viral, planting, and then the user was reported critical wave.

The artificial intelligence (AI), which is known as the “Round Filter”, took a picture of a person, and it seemed to be drawn to the looks of them.

Many people “before and after” images on the platform, shared their pictures with jokes about how different they were – but others should be a “body shaming” and should not be allowed.

Experts also warned that the filter could contribute to the “toxic dietary culture” fuel and potential meal disorders.

Tiktok said the filter was separate for planting, but the same parent company, which was loaded by a Capcut, which is in the handy.

Tiktok told the BBC that the use of the effect was viewed and recommended and became recommended and inaccessible to block the teenagers.

This added any video that violates the rules of society – for example, being violent or aggression – will be removed.

Sadie, 66,000 followers in Tiktok, was one of the callers of the “middle” filter to be banned.

“I felt like this girl, ‘Oh, I won because I was skinny, and it will not be fat” said, “said Bristol 29

He said that Tiktok said that he said he was removed from his phones, because they were in contact because the trend felt bad about them.

“It’s just not just to open an application, I don’t feel like it should be mocked for people for people,” he said.

Dr. Emma Beckett, a food and nutrition scientist, BBC’s trend is a “big step back” in terms of weight stigma, he said.

“It’s the same old fake stereotypes and trops about people who are lazy and defective in larger objects and there is something to prevent something cashless.”

He warned that there may be a broad social effect.

“Weight fears helps eat food disorders and body dissatisfaction, burning poisonous dietary culture, people who are unhealthy and open to Hudra and fad diets.”

Before the application, BBC spoke to a number of Tiktok users who said they were worried about the filter.

Nina, living in North Wales, said that people felt that people fed to the “narrative” that connects the appearance of people with its own.

“This is a poisonous view I think we walked away,” he said.

“If a filter is openly insulted, this said to the BBC,” he said.

Emma living in Ayr, agreed.

“My first thought ’round filter’ how much damage caused it.

“People are frantically, as a crooked woman, as a” stick “, and the photo in this filter, like a curved woman, this was discouraged.”

By Jessica Sherwood, BBC Social News

Filters – Uses AI to manipulate a person’s appearance – is common in Tiktok.

Many are harmless – for example, a famous trend, as if a person seemed to be extracted from LEGO.

Some of the most popular videos using the filter Tens of thousands of tens of thousands of likes.

I used the filter to the purpose of this article.

I felt incredibly uncomfortable.

In the past, using the body positive and as someone who fights themselves, I will personally be able to use social media and I personally could not be unhappy after I pushed him in the first place.

Although this filter is involved in any weight or health contings, the other day appeared on the “For You” in the other day.

After watching the video and reading the comments, Tiktok used the filter and other people’s similar videos and even the other began to offer similar videos of AI to subtle videos.

Thankfully, this article began to show the creators that criticize the trends of several people we spoke for.

AI images and filters have become common in Tiktok and have been accepted quickly for entertaining – some gen-ZS and Millennials Snapchat filters can remember the same way.

However, as these filters seem entertaining, it can cause much damage to someone’s mental health and encourage them to compare themselves not only to others.