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TikTok Hosts Digital Wellbeing Webinar in Pakistan

  • March 25, 2022
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On Monday, TikTok, the famous short-video sharing platform, held a webinar in Pakistan on “Digital Wellbeing,” in which a three-member panel of important figures discussed online safety as an industry-wide concern and TikTok’s attempts to create a secure and happy environment for its users.


Jamin Tan, TikTok’s Head of APAC Regional Product Policy, Trust, and Safety, Jehan Ara, a member of the TikTok APAC Safety Advisory Council, and Junaid Akram, a well-known TikTok Content Creator, made up the three-person panel.

The goal of the webinar was to inform the TikTok community and the general public on the platform’s Community Guidelines, safety regulations, and tools, as well as the platform’s efforts to maintain its community’s digital well-being.


Aside from that, the webinar participants offered content development techniques and ideas, as well as encouraging the TikTok community in Pakistan to create more informative and thought-provoking material.

 

Source: Mashable

 

 

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