Video sharing platform Tiktak has just released a transparency report. According to the report, Tiktak has removed 89.13 million videos in the last six months of 2020.
Of these, 11.78 million or 11.78 million videos are from American users. Of those, 83.3 percent were removed as soon as the video was uploaded by users. This means that videos have been removed without anyone noticing.
The company said the video was removed because it violated the company's community guidelines and terms of service. This includes videos of child abuse, violence, illegal activities, suicide, and misleading content.
According to the company, 92.4 percent of such deleted videos were removed before users filed a complaint. However, 93.5 percent of the videos were removed within 24 hours of being uploaded.
The company has closed about 6.14 million tickets during the period. Similarly, 9.5 million spam accounts have been removed. In which there were 5.23 million videos.
According to the company, 3.5 million advertisements were canceled during the six-month period for violating the company's advertising policy.
Pakistan is the second country to remove the video. 8.2 million videos of Pakistani users have been removed. A total of 7.5 million videos have been removed from the third-ranked Brazilian user.
Similarly, 4.75 million videos have been removed from Russia. According to the company, the Russian government is the first to request the removal of the video.
During the six-month period, Russia requested that the company remove a total of 135 videos. Pakistan submitted 97 applications and Australia 32 applications.
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