TikTok aggressively followed spam accounts and related content, implementing robust measures to prevent the spread of automated spam accounts.
TikTok removes 18 million videos from Pakistan in 3-month. Social media platform TikTok has removed 176 million videos worldwide during the period of October to December 2023, which is about 1.0% of all videos uploaded to the platform.
According to reports, 128 million videos were identified and removed by automated detection technologies, while 8 million videos were reinstated after further review.
In Pakistan alone, the platform took action against 18 million videos for violating its community guidelines in the fourth quarter, underscoring its commitment to effectively combating violations.
Additionally, TikTok aggressively followed spam accounts and related content, implementing robust measures to prevent the spread of automated spam accounts.
Notably, approximately 95.3% of videos that violated the guidelines were removed within 24 hours of posting, and the active removal rate for the quarter was an impressive 99.5% globally.
In a global effort to protect underage users, TikTok also deleted 19.84 million accounts suspected of belonging to people under the age of 13.
TikTok’s Community Guidelines are designed to foster an environment that is safe, inclusive, and authentic for all users, without exception.
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Guidelines apply equally to all content and users. TikTok strives for consistency and fairness in its enforcement actions.
Leveraging advanced technology and human oversight, TikTok identifies, reviews, and remediates content that violates its guidelines. Regular publication of the Community Guidelines Implementation Report offers insight into the scale and nature of content and account operations, highlighting TikTok’s commitment to full transparency.
