BRUSSELS: TikTok said Wednesday it pulled four million “violative” videos in the EU in September, in its first transparency report since a new law aga...
: TikTok said Wednesday it pulled four million “violative” videos in the EU in September, in its first transparency report since a new law against illegal and harmful content came into force across the bloc.
TikTok did not previously release monthly removal data for the bloc as a whole, leaving the significance of the September figure unclear until compared with future reports. Others include: Meta’s Facebook and Instagram; Alphabet’s YouTube and Google Search; X, formerly known as Twitter; Microsoft’s Bing search engine and LinkedIn; Apple’s AppStore; Alibaba’s AliExpress; and Wikipedia.
TikTok said in its report it “proactively” looks for content deemed illegal or harmful under its policies, using automated systems in the first instance, backed up where necessary by human review.
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