A petition filed in the Lahore High Court seeks an immediate ban on YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok, citing misuse for blackmail, fake content, and inappropriate videos. Filed by citizen Aslam through Advocate Nadeem Sarwar, the petition accuses social media platforms of harming the family structure and lacking proper licensing for uploaded content. The petitioner urges enforcement of Citizen Protection Rules and a shutdown of all social media platforms in Pakistan. #socialmedia #vlogging #family #pakistani #muslim #karachi #news
Dig down the patitioner would be some askari aunty. Right now most issue from social media is for askari mafia.
Change can never be stopped; it is better to accept it and avert negativity through awareness, knowledge, and education.
YouTube? Seriously? Instead of banning content they are after the platform? YouTube is an amazing platform for learners.
Establishment wants to make this north Korea and they are 50% successful till now and it's justified for beghairt nation like us we deserve it
we need a ban policy for a kinda shitttt Family vlogging, How stupid & insane our government giving priority to a family vlogger & made the decision on stopping action on it🖐️
From four province, KPK, Central Pinjab, Northern Punjab, Interior Sindh are on its peak for digitalize prostitution content on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram , or YouTube . Digitalize prostitution content should be stopped and save the family values which are finished in societies...
it would be better to make a law to avoid family vlogging rather than banning apps which results nothing but just a gap in communication and latest knowledge
I still remember when they could control security measures in karachi they shut down mobile services.
Actually the social media has untied the wrong doings of the current regime.
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3dSo, instead of addressing the real issue, we’re just going to shut down social media platforms? Platforms that help everyday people make a living and allow businesses—ones that have nothing to do with explicit content—to thrive? The problem isn’t the platforms; it’s the people. Even if explicit videos get taken down, there are still people reselling downloaded content openly in the comments, and others responding to them. It’s not the platforms; it’s US. Put such strict measures and puniahments into place that before anyone even thinks about sharing or getting involved they know the consequences.