TikTok said it took down more than 23.2 million videos in Pakistan between April and June 2026 for breaking its Community Guidelines. The figure is included in the platform’s Q2 2026 enforcement report, which covers content removals and account actions in Pakistan and worldwide. Across the same period, TikTok removed more than 188.2 million videos globally.
Pakistan removal rate and takedown speed
In Pakistan, the report put the video removal rate at 1.1%. Of the removed clips, 99.7% were spotted and taken down proactively, while 94.5% were removed within 24 hours of posting. A further 519,075 videos were reinstated after additional review.
Globally, automated detection tools were responsible for 99.5% of video removals. The company later brought back 6,262,383 videos, and it removed 92.7% of violating content within 24 hours of upload.
Fake and underage accounts taken down
The report also details enforcement against accounts. During the quarter, TikTok deleted 146.8 million fake accounts, or 146,807,400 in exact terms, and 26.8 million more accounts suspected of belonging to users under 13.
Main themes behind global video removals
Globally, sensitive or mature themes accounted for 19.5% of removals, while mental and behavioral health content made up 16.1%. Body exposure and sexualised behaviour represented 13.8%, and dangerous activities and challenges 13.5%. Edited media and AI-generated content accounted for 1.8%.
The full report, along with details of the Community Guidelines, safety tools and policies, is available in Urdu and English through the TikTok Transparency Center.
