‘Total videos removed represents about 1% of all videos uploaded to TikTok,’ the social network outlined. — AFP Relaxnews
A watchword for TikTok these days is transparency. The Chinese social network has lifted the veil on the type of content that most often got removed from its platform during its first quarter of 2022.
Fake accounts, nudity involving minors, illegal activities... Here’s a summary of what TikTok put the kibosh to the most for the first months of 2022.
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