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The use of all the destructive mobile phone apps called 'Bigo Live', 'TikTok', 'Likee' is misleading the young generation. Using these apps is destroying morality, social values and mutual respect. Young people are getting involved in criminal activities by joining teen gangs, becoming violent. Law enforcement says users of these apps are being monitored, but no action is being taken against them as they are not a direct criminal offense.
It is known that one of the harmful apps spread on the internet is 'Bigo Live'. Through this, some women came live targeting the youth and youths and called for sending money for development with obscene gestures and vulgar offers. They snatched a lot of money through mobile banking. It is learned that the expatriate Bangladeshi youths living abroad are falling into this trap the most. Most of the expatriate youths become enthusiastic to chat with the youngsters in the text and video chat of this app mainly because they are away from their families and to get rid of loneliness. The search also revealed that many young people have been financially harmed by falling into the trap of cheating while using the app. This app is basically a live streaming platform, where a user shares moments live with his followers.
In March of this year, it was the sixth most popular live streaming app in the United States and the fifth most popular in the world. The app has already become popular among the youth in Bangladesh as well. But those concerned have expressed concern over the misuse of the app. The app has already been banned in India and Pakistan.
The Chinese video sharing social networking service called 'TikTok' is a very popular mobile app among the young generation in Bangladesh. The video of a teenager named 'Apu Bhai' went viral on social media through this app. Apu gained fame in a short time by posting videos made with green hair, misogynistic offensive words and strange expressions. Apu quickly became a celebrity to the new generation. But Apu and his associates, who became popular in a short time, got into an argument with a driver while hanging out on a road in Uttara, Dhaka in August. Apu's associates attacked the driver for asking him to leave the road.
In this incident, the law enforcement forces arrested Apu in a case of road fight and snatching. Apu is now seen on the ticket and many more teenagers are making videos by dyeing their hair in bizarre colors and following the foreign subculture, so that there is violent and ugly content. Adolescents and young women are not behind in making these videos. Short-haired young women are uploading videos of themselves smoking and taking lead, in addition to dancing-singing and acting in Tiktok's pornographic videos. Worryingly, these tic-tac-toe videos have no instructive message. On the contrary, these videos are sending the wrong message to the younger generation. Due to the misuse of this globally popular app, its use has already been banned in various countries. The use of embarrassing, immoral, and pornographic videos, which promote pornography, has raised questions about its use in many lands. Tick-tock has already been banned in India, Indonesia and Pakistan. Concerned neo-hippies and their global warming, i'll tell ya. It can be seen that there are bike-stunts in some videos of TikTok. In some videos, the heroes and heroines of the film are being imitated. Members of the Dhaka teen gang also use the TickTock app. They group there and add other members. There is a group of teenagers in Dhaka who are better known as Tiktok Group. The name of the group is 'Lara De'. The group is gradually becoming a terrorist group. This group is mainly tick based group. They posted a variety of content on the ticket and invited other teenagers to join the group. Another harmful app like TikTok is 'Likee'. The young generation is releasing pornographic videos on this Singapore-based short video creation and sharing platform. Apps like Emo, through which users take advantage of audio and video calls, are also littered with offensive videos. Some young women are also doing immoral activities by posting emo numbers on various social sites. As a result, the conscious user often has to face embarrassing situations. RAB law and media spokesman Lt. Colonel Ashiq Billah told Bangladesh Pratidin, "We are aware of apps like TikTok, Likee, Bigo Live. The most important task of RAB is cyber monitoring. We have a special team monitoring the cyber world all the time. I have noticed that some apps are pushing the teenagers towards some kind of danger. The real body to shut down these apps is the Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) in Bangladesh. In addition, those concerned are monitoring the matter, these apps can be closed if they want. I have seen such apps being shut down in several countries, including neighboring India. These apps are destroying the morality of teenagers. Adolescents are headed for danger. In addition, through the