
The social network TikTok gained popularity especially during the pandemic when people shared short videos to deliver enthusiastic messages.
This platform is being misused, and the most recent case in Lezha, when an adult gave hashish cigarettes to a little boy, is the most significant.
" These people have absences from childhood and adolescence and what they could not do then they do now.
They appear strong and commit violent acts, such as speeding, violence against people and animals, drug use, and other acts that constitute criminal offenses. They come off as strong and get those missing applause, those bravos, those clicks.
This hysteria is stopped only by the cyber police, the state police, as soon as a video comes out, the perpetrator is arrested and penalized.
This is the punishment that would teach others that they cannot become famous by committing misdemeanors and crimes ," explains psychologist Gejsi Anamali.