Some unscrupulous TikTok users have posted video clips claiming Nepal imposed a lockdown starting November 30.
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Kathmandu, December 4 — TikTok has removed 6,078 videos that were posted against the ‘community guidelines’ in Nepal in two months.
TikTok's representative said out of the videos posted in April and June 99.1 percent of the videos were removed immediately while 93.2 percent videos were deleted within 24 hours. The data was presented at the 'Digital Safety Summit Nepal' organized by TikTok in coordination with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology in Kathmandu on Tuesday.
On the occasion, TikTok representative Sidra Jalil presented a working paper on the regualtory guidelines prepared by TikTok. Jalil...
Kathmandu, December 4 — TikTok has removed 6,078 videos that were posted against the ‘community guidelines’ in Nepal in two months.
TikTok's representative said out of the videos posted in April and June 99.1 percent of the videos were removed immediately while 93.2 percent videos were deleted within 24 hours. The data was presented at the 'Digital Safety Summit Nepal' organized by TikTok in coordination with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology in Kathmandu on Tuesday.
On the occasion, TikTok representative Sidra Jalil presented a working paper on the regualtory guidelines prepared by TikTok. Jalil...
KATHMANDU: The scheduled hearing of the writ petition challenging the ban on TikTok, the popular social media platform for creating and sharing short-form videos, has been put off citing the lack of time. Launched in September 2016 by the Chinese tech company ByteDance, TikTok faced a ban in Nepal following a decision made during the […]
KATHMANDU, July 15: In response to a concerning trend, Nepal Police Headquarters has taken decisive action against 208 police personnel who were found to have made TikTok videos while in uniform and subsequently posted them on social media platforms.
KATHMANDU, July 15: In response to a concerning trend, Nepal Police Headquarters has taken decisive action against 208 police personnel who were found to have made TikTok videos while in uniform and subsequently posted them on social media platforms.
After unseasonal rains across Nepal people have widely shared misleading videos as Nepal floods. South Asia Check has tracked down 3 such videos on TikTok
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