Relief news for ikTok! Pakistan lifts ban again
Highlights
- Pakistan lifts ban on TikTok after four months
- Control the circulation of pornographic material – TikTok
- For the fourth time in 15 months, Pakistan banned and removed TikTok
Islamabad. It has been more than a year since TikTok was banned in India, but good news has come for it from neighboring Pakistan. The Media Regulatory Authority of Pakistan on Friday again lifted the ban on TikTok. This time it has lifted the ban after four months. The ban has been lifted after China’s popular video-sharing service gave assurances that it would control the transmission of pornographic material.
This is the fourth time in the last 15 months that the Telecommunication Authority of Pakistan has banned and removed TikTok. Pakistan first banned TikTok, popular among teenagers and youth, in October 2020. It had said that it had received several complaints about the content on the app allegedly found to be “immoral, obscene and indecent”.
The regulatory agency said in a statement on Twitter that TikTok has assured Pakistan that it will block users who upload “illegal content”. This app of China’s ByteDance company has been downloaded about 39 million times in Pakistan. Over the years, Pakistan has sent hundreds of complaints to Facebook and Twitter about their content. He alleged that the said material was offensive and potentially derogatory to Islam and against Pakistani law.
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