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Pakistan re-bans TikTok for spreading obscenity Pakistan has again banned the video-sharing app TikTok for spreading obscenity in the country. The Pakistani government has decided to ban TikTok, citing unethical and offensive video content. Earlier, Pakistan had banned TikTok for the first time in October last year. Even then, the Pakistani government banned unethical and objectionable video content. But at the time, TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, said it would control such videos. TikTok opened at the same time has now been banned again. Following a directive from a provincial court in Pakistan, the Telecommunications Authority of Pakistan has directed the service provider to ban TikTok. In addition, Pakistani ticket users will no longer be able to use tickets. In the court's decision, TikTok has stated that he has not taken any action on objectionable, immoral, or material. That is why tickets have been banned again.

 'Fraud Call' from Nepal, India, and Pakistan Lately, there has been a growing trend of making fraudulent calls. The problem of fraud in the name of depositing the amount equal to the tax in the bank account has started to increase due to the temptation of a lottery. As the problem escalates, Everest Bank has issued an urgent notice. The bank has expressed serious interest in depositing money in Everest Bank's account by showing various temptations from mobile numbers of Nepal, India, Pakistan, and other countries for some time now. "All customers are requested not to believe such misleading and baseless information," the bank said in a statement.

Pakistan lifts ban on TikTok 11 days later  Pakistan lifts ban on Tiktok app The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority lifted the ban on TikTok 11 days later. Pakistan's regulator has said the ban on the app was lifted after coordination with TikTok management. Pakistan has banned video-sharing platforms for spreading obscenity, immorality, and indecency. "The lifting of the ban does not mean that the platform will allow pornography, indecency, and social values ​​to be corrupted," the authority said. "This issue will be strictly enforced." This is not the first time Pakistan has interfered with digital content. This year, Pakistan introduced new rules for Internet censorship. But Pakistan backed away from enforcing the rule after Facebook, Google and TikTok threatened to leave the country.