As with many social media platforms, TikTok relies on users to report content they think violates the platform's rules. — Dreamstime/TNS
One hundred and forty-seven dollar signs fill the opening lines of the computer program. Rendered in an icy blue against a matte black background, each "$" has been carefully placed so that, all together, they spell out a name: "H4xton."
It's a signature of sorts, and not a subtle one. Actual code doesn't show up until a third of the way down the screen.
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