Pakistan lifts ban on TikTok
The Peshawar High Court (PHC) on Thursday took back its ban on TikTok and asked the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) to let the Chinese app operate in Pakistan but make sure that “immoral content” is not uploaded. During the hearing, PHC Chief Justice Qaiser Rashid Khan asked the PTA director-general what action the regulatory body has taken to remove “immoral content” from the platform. See Also: Syra Yousuf is all about self-love after trolls shame her over an unedited photo The PTA DG told the court that they had taken up the issue with TikTok’s management again. He added that the company has hired a focal person on the issue. “We will monitor all the immoral and illegal things being uploaded on TikTok,” said the DG PTA. To this, the judge told the PTA that it should have a system in place to differentiate between “good and bad” content on the app. “When PTA take action [against immoral content], people will not upload such videos,” said Justice Qaiser. Upon hearing the