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TikTok Banned in Nepal for Ruining Families

Sana Rizwan
Last updated: February 12, 2024 1:50 pm
Sana Rizwan
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Nepal’s Ban on TikTok: The Dance Comes to a HaltTikTok’s Global Tensions: More Than Just DancePreserving Moral Order: TikTok’s Dilemma

Nepal’s Ban on TikTok: The Dance Comes to a Halt

Oh snap, TikTokers! Nepal just dropped the banhammer on your fave app for destroying social harmony.

The government accused TikTok content of messing up family values and relationships. Yikes, guess all those dance trends were just too much.

Nepal gave TikTok’s 2.2 million users the boot for the greater good. A noble sacrifice to save distressed Nepalese mothers.

TikTok’s Global Tensions: More Than Just Dance

Of course, it likely won’t cramp the app’s global swagger with 1 billion+ users.

TikTok’s no stranger to government beefs as tensions flare over data privacy and national security. India gave TikTok the disappearing act years ago over security concerns.

Now Nepal aims to restore moral order.

Preserving Moral Order: TikTok’s Dilemma

Maybe viral challenges were the final straw that made Nepal go “begone thot!” Who knows?

In any case, TikTok better shape up quick before other fed up countries bring down the banhammer. Family values must be preserved!

So pour one out for TikTok’s booted Nepalese users tonight. The saga of dance-ruined families concludes, but at what cost? 🙂

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