Waziri Mayai Wa Maradhi
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TikTok has released its Q4 2025 Community Guidelines Enforcement Report, which shows that more than 820,000 videos were removed in Kenya between October and December 2025 as the platform ramped up efforts to improve online safety and combat dangerous content.
TikTok banned 820,552 videos in Kenya for breaking its Community Guidelines during the fourth quarter of 2025, according to a report released in Nairobi on Tuesday, May 19. This data highlights the extent of moderation efforts on the platform.
According to the firm, 99.9 percent of the flagged films were proactively spotted and removed before any user reports, and 98.4 percent were removed within 24 hours of being published.
TikTok also said that it banned 108,752 accounts in Kenya for violating platform standards during the same time period, the majority of which were tied to alleged underage users.
According to reports, 93,704 of the blocked accounts belonged to people younger than 13, which is against TikTok's minimum age criteria for account ownership.
According to the site, the action was a part of its commitment to safeguard younger users online and provide a safer online environment for its expanding community in Kenya and around the globe.
TikTok banned 820,552 videos in Kenya for breaking its Community Guidelines during the fourth quarter of 2025, according to a report released in Nairobi on Tuesday, May 19. This data highlights the extent of moderation efforts on the platform.
According to the firm, 99.9 percent of the flagged films were proactively spotted and removed before any user reports, and 98.4 percent were removed within 24 hours of being published.
TikTok also said that it banned 108,752 accounts in Kenya for violating platform standards during the same time period, the majority of which were tied to alleged underage users.
According to reports, 93,704 of the blocked accounts belonged to people younger than 13, which is against TikTok's minimum age criteria for account ownership.
According to the site, the action was a part of its commitment to safeguard younger users online and provide a safer online environment for its expanding community in Kenya and around the globe.
