TikTok removes over 2 million videos in Nepal for guideline violations

TikTok removed more than 2 million videos originating from Nepal during the second quarter of 2026, citing violations of its community standards. According to the platform's Community Guidelines Enforcement Report, which covers the period from April to June, a total of 2,036,191 videos were taken down in Nepal.

That volume represents about 0.4 percent of all videos published from Nepal during the three-month window, the report says. TikTok made the report public on Thursday, October 29, 2026, Nepal Views reported.

Proactive enforcement and review

According to the report, as cited by The Rising Nepal and Nepal Views, 99.5 percent of the removed videos were identified and taken down by TikTok before any user reported them. The company said 92.3 percent of the violating videos were removed within 24 hours.

After further review, 33,503 of the removed videos were restored, TikTok said. The Rising Nepal reported that the company presented the report as part of its commitment to a safe and trusted digital environment.

Global context and account integrity

Worldwide, TikTok removed 188,298,141 videos during the same quarter, about 0.5 percent of all content uploaded to the platform, according to the report. Of these, 183,344,707 were removed through automated detection technology, and 6,262,383 videos were reinstated after review.

At the account level, the company said it removed 146,807,400 fake accounts globally, along with 26,840,767 accounts suspected of belonging to users under the age of 13. It also removed 278,384,463 comments for violating its community guidelines.

On live streaming, the report puts the suspension rate at 2.4 percent of published content. TikTok said it issued warnings to, or removed monetisation from, 76,721,093 live sessions and 26,781,135 live creators worldwide, while 2,398,846 live sessions were restored after review.