The report said TikTok removed more than 188.2 million videos worldwide during the same period, outlining the company’s content moderation efforts and actions against accounts that breached its policies.
In Pakistan, the video removal rate stood at 1.1%. TikTok detected and removed 99.7% of violating videos proactively, while 94.5% were taken down within 24 hours of being posted.
The platform restored 519,075 videos in Pakistan after further reviews found that the content could be reinstated.
Globally, automated detection technologies accounted for 99.5% of video removals. TikTok restored more than 6.26 million videos following additional reviews, while 92.7% of violating videos were removed within 24 hours of publication.
The report also highlighted action against fake and underage accounts. During the quarter, TikTok removed approximately 146.8 million fake accounts worldwide. It also removed 26.8 million accounts suspected of belonging to users under the age of 13.
Sensitive or mature themes represented 19.5% of global video removals, making them the largest category identified in the report. Content related to mental and behavioural health accounted for 16.1%, followed by body exposure and sexualised behaviour at 13.8%.
Videos featuring dangerous activities and challenges represented 13.5% of removals. Edited media and AI-generated content accounted for 1.8%.
TikTok publishes its quarterly Community Guidelines Enforcement Report to provide transparency about content moderation, account removals and enforcement measures across its platform.
The company said its Q2 2026 report, along with information about Community Guidelines, safety tools and policies, is available in Urdu and English through the TikTok Transparency Center.
