ISLAMABAD: TikTok removed more than 24.9 million videos in Pakistan during the first quarter of 2025, according to its Community Guidelines Enforcement Report for January to March.
These removals were due to violations of the platform’s policies, with a 99.4% active removal rate and 95.8% of flagged content removed within 24 hours.
Globally, the platform removed approximately 211 million videos, which is approximately 0.9% of all content uploaded. Of these, more than 184 million were removed by an automated detection system, and more than 7.5 million were later restored after review. The global active removal rate remained at 99%, with 94.3% of flagged content removed within a day.
The report highlighted that 30.1% of the content removed contained sensitive or mature themes, followed by violations related to misinformation (45.5%), privacy and security (15.6%), safety and civility (11.5%), and manipulated or AI-generated media (13.8%).
TikTok said its enforcement reports reflect its commitment to transparency and responsible content moderation. The full Q1 2025 report is available in Urdu and English on TikTok’s Transparency Center, which offers detailed insights into community guidelines and safety tools.
ISLAMABAD: The Government of Pakistan has once again increased the prices of petroleum products, according…
KARACHI: Electricity outages of over 10 hours have been scheduled for Thursday, July 23, 2020,…
KABUL: The Afghanistan Cricket Board has appointed middle-order batsman Rahmat Shah as the captain of…
ISLAMABAD: In a major development for officers of the Civil Service Information Group, the government…
ISLAMABAD: The planned protest by petrol pump dealers that was expected from tonight has been…
MURREE: A travel advisory has been issued by the Murree Police to tourists due to…