Deeming them "immoral or indecent", Pakistan on Tuesday said it has blocked access to Tinder, Grindr, and three other apps. The ban is Pakistan's attempt to further tighten its grip on the internet in the name of morality and so-called "offensive" content. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), said it had asked the platforms to remove dating services and moderate live streaming services in compliance with Pakistan's local laws. The regulator said it proceeded to block the apps since the platforms did not respond to its notices within the stipulated time. Tagged, SayHi, and Skout are the other apps that have been banned. PTA said it can reconsider the ban if the companies assures the government of compliance with local laws "with respect to moderating the indecent/immoral content through meaningful engagement". https://twitter.com/PTAofficialpk/status/1300778356288425984 In just the past week, Pakistan warned both YouTube…
