August 7, 2024

TikTok has issued community guidelines for users using the application in Pakistan, with the aim of providing users with a safe and positive environment.

In a statement issued by the company, it has been mentioned that ‘the guidelines will be helpful to the customers and will also ensure that they are provided with a welcoming environment’.

The guidelines or guidelines issued to the Pakistani users state what kind of content can be shared on Tik Tok and which videos are banned.

Such measures will further encourage the creativity of consumers and also serve as a means of providing entertainment to other consumers.

Tik Tok has made it clear that videos that are deemed to be in violation of Pakistani laws will be removed from the platform and users who continue to violate community guidelines will be banned after being identified.

Following the content moderation policy under the Community Guidelines, the Tik Tok team will identify controversial or unethical content and after review will punish the sharing user as per the law.

A company spokesperson says that content moderation is actually tied to artificial intelligence, which helps quickly identify videos that violate guidelines.

Tik Tok has clarified that humor, lip-synching of a song, poetry and other types of videos on the platform do not violate the guidelines.

In addition, dangerous challenges, or harmful videos, unfounded information and immoral content will be considered a policy violation.

The company appealed to users if they see any inappropriate videos to report them using the in-app feature so that the inappropriate videos are removed from the platform.

According to a TikTok spokesperson, the company has deleted hundreds of videos uploaded from around the world following its strict policies and rules and regulations from the platform.

The company has assured that Pakistan is among the top five countries where a large number of users create and share quality videos and use the application, so management is bound to take action on content reported from Pakistan. Is.