Through the first quarter of 2025, from January to March 2025, TikTok removed more than 16.5 million videos across the MENA region for violating its Community Guidelines.
The figures represent videos taken down across Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, the UAE and Morocco, offering a representative view of TikTok’s enforcement efforts across the region during this period.
In Q1 2025 alone, TikTok banned 849,976 live hosts and proactively interrupted more than 1.5 million live streams across Egypt, the UAE, Iraq, Lebanon and Morocco.
TikTok’s Community Guidelines are enforced through a hybrid model of automated systems and human moderation, in an attempt to ensure content is reviewed efficiently and fairly. Us
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