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TikTok has released its Q2 2025 Community Guidelines Enforcement Report, revealing that more than 25.4 million videos were removed in Pakistan between April and June 2025 for violating its content policies. The report highlights the platform’s continued efforts to maintain a safe and positive online environment for Pakistani users.
According to the report, TikTok proactively removed 99.7% of the videos violating its Community Guidelines in Pakistan, with 96.2% taken down within 24 hours of posting. These figures reflect TikTok’s growing reliance on automated moderation systems and its commitment to real-time enforcement.
A TikTok spokesperson said the company remains focused on user safety and transparency, adding that,
“TikTok continues to invest in safety measures, digital literacy programs, and local partnerships to ensure Pakistani users can express themselves creatively within safe boundaries.”
The platform has also been working closely with Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) to address regulatory concerns and ensure compliance with national content standards. In recent years, TikTok has significantly enhanced its local moderation teams and expanded its Transparency Centre, offering resources in both Urdu and English to help users better understand its guidelines.
TikTok’s continued transparency through quarterly reports demonstrates its long-term commitment to protecting Pakistan’s growing digital community while promoting responsible content creation.
