TikTok Pakistan shares measures to fight misinformation ahead of February 8 general elections.
Days ahead of Pakistan’s parliamentary elections, a short video-sharing platform has shared its efforts to combat misinformation and uphold electoral integrity on its platform.
In a statement released on Monday, TikTok Pakistan said: “As the Pakistan General Election nears, TikTok is dedicated to ensuring that its platform remains a source of joy and creativity, while also being an authentic source of reliable and factual information.”
“TikTok has launched the Pakistan Election Center on the platform, which is a dedicated hub, available both in English and Urdu, that will direct users to authoritative information on the election, including voting procedures and locations,” it added,
The shirt video-sharing platform added that its easy-to-use reporting tools, too, will empower users to easily identify and report potentially misleading content.
“This user-centric approach fosters a vigilant and responsible community, crucial during the election period.”
The statement maintained that the platform is committed to raising awareness among its users, by providing educational content and in-app guides.
“These initiatives are designed to equip the community with the necessary skills to discern credible information, thereby reinforcing informed participation in the electoral process,” it added.
The platform continues to support its community in Pakistan and globally, fostering a digital environment where authentic content thrives and misinformation is diligently combated, it said.
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