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ISLAMABAD / PESHAWAR: In compliance with an order issued by the Peshawar High Court (PHC) on Thursday, the Pakistan Telecommu­nica­tion Authority (PTA) asked service providers to unblock access to social media platform TikTok that allows users to share short video clips. In line with the PHC judgement and provisions of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act, 2016, PTA also directed the TikTok’s management to ensure that vulgar and objectionable content is not made available to users in Pakistan. For its part, the social media platform expressed happiness at being given another chance to continue providing entertainment to Pakistani users and said the court’s order was a “testament to TikTok’s continued commitment to enforcing our Community Guidelines to promote a safe and positive community online”.

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