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Home News TikTok Apologized For Removing Feroza Aziz’s Video About Chinese Detention Camps

TikTok Apologized For Removing Feroza Aziz’s Video About Chinese Detention Camps

DP Staff by DP Staff
December 11, 2019
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Feroza Aziz said that she was just raising awareness about Chinese Detention Camps but TikTok instantly blocked her video and suspended her account.

Update: I have reached out to tik tok yesterday morning and still haven’t gotten a response. I am still waiting for them to explain to me why my account was suspended, the day after I finished posting my three part video on the Uyghurs

— Feroza Aziz (@ferozaazizz) November 27, 2019

TikTok is now saying that the ban on US teen Feroza Aziz has been lifted after the temporary ban.

https://twitter.com/soIardan/status/1198664176304037890?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1198664176304037890&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fthenextweb.com%2Ftech%2F2019%2F11%2F27%2Ftiktok-denies-suspending-makeup-tutorial-teen-for-raising-awareness-of-chinas-detention-camps%2F

TikTok is owned by a Chinese firm ByteDance and is liable to look after anything that goes against Chinese government.

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Feroza has said publically on her twitter that she doesn’t accept the TikTok’s explanation of removal of her video

UPDATE: tik tok has issued a public apology and gave me my account back. Do I believe they took it away because of a unrelated satirical video that was deleted on a previous deleted account of mine? Right after I finished posting a 3 part video about the Uyghurs? No. pic.twitter.com/ehUpSJiyy1

— Feroza Aziz (@ferozaazizz) November 27, 2019

In a latest interview with BBC News she said she is not scared of TikTok and will continue to talk about Chinese detention camps on Twitter, Instagram including TikTok as well.

Explanation of TikTok after Banning Feroza Aziz after Video on Chinese Reeducation Camps

China is scared of the truth spreading. Let’s keep scaring them and spread the truth. Save the Muslims #chineseholocaust #muslim pic.twitter.com/GbreNFWBEc

— Feroza Aziz (@ferozaazizz) November 25, 2019

TikTok’s head of Safety in US, Eric Han, has said that she had also been banned earlier for sharing a video having Osama Bin Laden’s picture.

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TikTok ban means that a person can’t create another account with the same device. To make a new one, a users should get a new device.

TikTok has said that her account was temporarily banned due to speak about a sensitive topic.

UPDATE: TIK TOK HAS TAKEN DOWN MY VIDEO SPREADING AWARENESS ON THE UYGHUR GENOCIDE. THIS IS PROOF THAT CHINA IS USING TIK TOK TO NOT LET THE TRUTH BE SET FREE. CHINA IS SCARED. @realDonaldTrump is there any way we can discuss?

— Feroza Aziz (@ferozaazizz) November 27, 2019

Video posted by Feroza Aziz has been viewed approximately 2 million times before it was removed by TikTok which is later labeled as Human Error by TikTok’s Eric Han.

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