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'False and misleading’: PTA dismisses claims of TikTok ban in Pakistan

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“False and misleading’: PTA dismisses claims of TikTok ban in Pakistan”

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) on Thursday dismissed reports circulating on social media about an alleged ban on popular video-sharing platform TikTok as “false and misleading”, clarifying that no such notification had been issued. In a post on social media platform X, the authority said that a fake notification regarding an alleged ban on TikTok was being circulated on social media. “PTA clarifies that no such notification has been issued, and the circulating information is…

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