TikTok removed more than 28 million videos in Pakistan during the third quarter of the 2025–26 fiscal year for violations of its Community Guidelines, according to the platform’s latest
On January 16, X, formerly known as Twitter, experienced a widespread global outage, marking the platform’s second major disruption in a week following an earlier incident reported on 13 January.
On January 18, digital media platform Siasat.pk closed its Islamabad office after eight years of operations, with the decision announced in a video posted by the platform. The platform said it will
On January 16, Senators urged the development of a national framework to regulate the use of social media by children under 18, calling for coordinated action by multiple ministries and
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has issued a notification outlining strict guidelines that limit government employees’ involvement in political activities and regulate their use of social media platforms.
On December 18, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar warned that misinformation circulating on social media has become one of the most serious challenges of the digital age,
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