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TikTok in talks with Jordan to lift last year’s ban

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Jordanian authorities on Dec. 16 suspended use of the app in the kingdom. A senior police officer was killed and others were injured during protests over fuel prices. At the time, government spokesman accused the app of "publishing a huge amount of videos inciting murder and chaos"

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The New Arab

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TikTok in talks with Jordan to lift month-long ban

TikTok is in talks with Jordan to lift a ban imposed last month following deadly protests in the country.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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i24NEWS

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TikTok in talks with Jordan to lift last year’s ban

The use of the app was restricted in Jordan on December 16 amid protests over spiraling fuel prices - Click the link for more details.

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Jordan Times

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TikTok in talks with authorities following temporary ban in Jordan

AMMAN — Popular video app TiKTok said that negotiations are ongoing with the government for the app’sreinstatement in Jordan after authorities imposed a temporary ban on the social media platform in December 2022.The Public Security Directorate in December announced a temporary ban on TikTok citing “misuse” of the applicationand the app’s “poor handling of posts inciting

2 years ago·Amman, Jordan

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L'Orient-Le Jour

TikTok in talks with Jordan to lift monthlong ban

TikTok said Monday it is in talks with Jordan to lift a ban in place since December after videos posted on the app were accused of ''inciting murder and chaos.''...

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Jamaica Observer

TikTok in talks with Jordan to lift month-long ban - Jamaica Observer

AMMAN, Jordan (AFP)— TikTok said Monday it is in talks with Jordan to lift a ban in place since December after videos posted on the app were accused of "inciting murder and chaos". Jordanian authorit...

2 years ago·Jamaica

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