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TikTok Reaches Out to Other Social Platforms to Work Together on Violent, Graphic Content

The video creation platform also released its Global Transparency Report for the first half of 2020

A total of 104,543,719 videos were removed worldwide during the first half of 2020 for violations of TikTok’s community guidelines or terms of serviceWachiwit/iStock
By David Cohen

September 22, 2020

On the same day TikTok released its Global Transparency Report for the first half of 2020, interim head Vanessa Pappas sent a letter to the heads of nine other social and content platforms proposing a memorandum of understanding, under which they would warn one another of violent, graphic content that appeared on their own platforms.

David Cohen

David Cohen is editor of Adweek's Social Pro Daily.

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