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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...
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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...
Pakistan has asked YouTube to immediately block all “objectionable” videos from being accessed in the country. The Pakistan Telecom Authority has asked the platform...
Pakistan on Monday banned Chinese live-streaming app Bigo and issued “final warning” to short video app TikTok over “obscene” and “immoral” content on these...
The Pakistan government has created a WhatsApp chatbot to offer its citizens information about the COVID-19 pandemic and details about testing facilities in their...
Over a hundred Pakistani civil society organisations have boycotted the country’s consultation on its notified social media regulations, Dawn reported. A statement signed by over thirty...
Buckling under pressure from global Big Tech, the Government of Pakistan said that it will now hold “extensive and broad based consultation” on the...
Content takedowns within 24 hours, data localisation and physical office in Pakistan are some of the rules that social media companies will now have...
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has announced it is taking legal action to wind up nine companies that deal in cryptocurrencies and...
Pakistan’s telecom authority has removed a three year-old ban on video streaming site YouTube, reports the Express Tribune. The report added that YouTube will...
Raja Pervez Ashraf, Prime Minister of Pakistan, has announced that it will lift the ban on YouTube only after completing work on a filtering mechanism, reports IANS (via...
