Madras High Court Lifts Ban On TikTok And Check A Huge Wave Of Memes On The Internet

Madras High Court Lifts Ban On TikTok And Check A Huge Wave Of Memes On The Internet

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The Madras High Court on Wednesday lifted the ban on popular app TikTok with the condition that the platform should not be used for obscene videos. Madras High Court had earlier asked the central government to ban TikTok because it believed the app encouraged pornography.
Bytedance, the parent company of TikTok, issued a statement saying that the company’s efforts to fight against the misuse of the platform has been recognised. “The work is never done on our end. We are committed to continuously enhancing our safety features as a testament to our ongoing commitment to our users in India,” it said.
Following the ban, the app was removed from Apple and Google Play Stores. This meant the ban only affected potential new users from trying out the app as the old users already had the app and continued to use it.
As soon as the ban was lifted people took to social media and celebrated in good ol' (meme) fashion:


via -indiatimes 

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