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PTA bans TikTok in Pakistan over ‘obscene’ content

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
October 9, 2020
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ISLAMABAD: Popular Chinese video app ‘TikTok’ has been banned in Pakistan over ‘obscene’ and ‘indecent’ content.

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority on Friday banned the TikTok in view of complaints. As per the authority,  the app was given significant time to respond and comply with instructions to effectively moderate “unlawful online content”.

“However, the application failed to fully comply with the instructions, therefore, directions were issued for blocking of TikTok application in the country,” the statement said.

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Earlier, a lawyer also approached the Lahore High Court (LHC) seeking directives for the federal authorities to ban the app in the country. According to him, the app was disastrous for the young generation as it was not only leading to wastage of time and money but also promoting vulgarity.

 

 

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