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Internet Restored In Pakistan Hours After Imran Khan Gets Bail: Report
After a three-day suspension, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) on Friday confirmed that it had started restoring internet services across the country, reported Dawn.
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TikTok Ban Lifted by Pakistan Court, ‘Immoral’ Content Being Monitored on App
A high court in Pakistan said the country's telecommunications authority can lift a block on TikTok, after government officials said the company was working with them on monitoring what they called "immoral" content.
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Pakistan Lifts Ban On TikTok For Second Time
A high court in Pakistan said the country's telecommunications authority can lift a block on social media app TikTok, after government officials said the company was working with them on monitoring what they called "immoral" content.
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Pakistan Bans TikTok Over "Immoral" Content
Pakistan on Friday blocked social media app TikTok for failing to filter out "immoral and indecent" content, the country's telecommunication authority said in a statement.
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69% Pakistanis Between Ages 15 To 65 Don't Know What Internet Is: Survey
Around 69 per cent Pakistanis between the ages of 15 and 65 do not know what the internet is, an information communication technology (ICT)-based survey has revealed.
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Twitter Threatened With Shutdown in Pakistan: Report
Twitter has reportedly been asked by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) to comply with its requests to block objectionable content or face a shutdown.
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Pakistan Threatens To Ban Twitter For Not Blocking "Offensive Content"
Twitter has been warned by Pakistan's telecom authority that the micro-blogging site could be banned in the country for not complying with its directive to block objectionable content, according to a media report.
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BlackBerry Delays Pakistan Shutdown as Government Access Talks Continue
"The level of access is still under discussion," said Syed Ismail Shah, the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) chairman.
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Pakistan to Shut Down BlackBerry Services by December Over Security
"PTA has issued directions to local mobile phone operators to close BlackBerry Enterprise Services from Nov. 30 on security reasons."
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Blogging Web Site Wordpress Inaccessible in Pakistan
Blogging web site Wordpress.com is no longer accessible in Pakistan, a media report said today.
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Over 100 Million Pakistan Mobile Subscribers May Lose Connections: Report
A huge number of pre-paid mobile phone users in Pakistan may lose their connections since telecom operators have expressed their "inability" to re-verify the subscribers within a 28-day deadline set by the government.
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Google may localise YouTube in Pakistan: report
Google may localise YouTube in Pakistan - a move that may enable the users to access the video sharing website in the country, a media report said on Wednesday.
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Pakistan bans SMS packs to safeguard 'moral values'
Pakistan has asked all telecom companies in the country to discontinue voice and text chat packages after they came under fire for allegedly being against moral values of society.
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Pakistani officials say they have no technology to block blasphemous materials
Pakistani authorities have acknowledged for the first time that the country has no technology to block blasphemous contents on websites, including videos posted on YouTube.
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Mobile services shut in Pakistan ahead of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit
Pakistani authorities today shut mobile services in Islamabad and the nearby garrison city of Rawalpindi over security concerns on the arrival of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang in the nation's capital.
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Internet Restored In Pakistan Hours After Imran Khan Gets Bail: Report
After a three-day suspension, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) on Friday confirmed that it had started restoring internet services across the country, reported Dawn.
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TikTok Ban Lifted by Pakistan Court, ‘Immoral’ Content Being Monitored on App
A high court in Pakistan said the country's telecommunications authority can lift a block on TikTok, after government officials said the company was working with them on monitoring what they called "immoral" content.
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Pakistan Lifts Ban On TikTok For Second Time
A high court in Pakistan said the country's telecommunications authority can lift a block on social media app TikTok, after government officials said the company was working with them on monitoring what they called "immoral" content.
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Pakistan Bans TikTok Over "Immoral" Content
Pakistan on Friday blocked social media app TikTok for failing to filter out "immoral and indecent" content, the country's telecommunication authority said in a statement.
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69% Pakistanis Between Ages 15 To 65 Don't Know What Internet Is: Survey
Around 69 per cent Pakistanis between the ages of 15 and 65 do not know what the internet is, an information communication technology (ICT)-based survey has revealed.
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Twitter Threatened With Shutdown in Pakistan: Report
Twitter has reportedly been asked by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) to comply with its requests to block objectionable content or face a shutdown.
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Pakistan Threatens To Ban Twitter For Not Blocking "Offensive Content"
Twitter has been warned by Pakistan's telecom authority that the micro-blogging site could be banned in the country for not complying with its directive to block objectionable content, according to a media report.
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BlackBerry Delays Pakistan Shutdown as Government Access Talks Continue
"The level of access is still under discussion," said Syed Ismail Shah, the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) chairman.
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Pakistan to Shut Down BlackBerry Services by December Over Security
"PTA has issued directions to local mobile phone operators to close BlackBerry Enterprise Services from Nov. 30 on security reasons."
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Blogging Web Site Wordpress Inaccessible in Pakistan
Blogging web site Wordpress.com is no longer accessible in Pakistan, a media report said today.
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Over 100 Million Pakistan Mobile Subscribers May Lose Connections: Report
A huge number of pre-paid mobile phone users in Pakistan may lose their connections since telecom operators have expressed their "inability" to re-verify the subscribers within a 28-day deadline set by the government.
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Google may localise YouTube in Pakistan: report
Google may localise YouTube in Pakistan - a move that may enable the users to access the video sharing website in the country, a media report said on Wednesday.
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Pakistan bans SMS packs to safeguard 'moral values'
Pakistan has asked all telecom companies in the country to discontinue voice and text chat packages after they came under fire for allegedly being against moral values of society.
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Pakistani officials say they have no technology to block blasphemous materials
Pakistani authorities have acknowledged for the first time that the country has no technology to block blasphemous contents on websites, including videos posted on YouTube.
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Mobile services shut in Pakistan ahead of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit
Pakistani authorities today shut mobile services in Islamabad and the nearby garrison city of Rawalpindi over security concerns on the arrival of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang in the nation's capital.
