Tik Tok epic fail: Telegu woman falls down while making video on Padipoya song
Buzz | May 16, 2019 19:14 ISTIn the video going viral on the internet, a Telegu woman is seen climbing up the stairs whiling making a Tik Tok video on the song Padipoya.
In the video going viral on the internet, a Telegu woman is seen climbing up the stairs whiling making a Tik Tok video on the song Padipoya.
TikTok reclaimed the top free app on iOS and top free app in the "social" category on the Google Play Store, days after the Madras High Court's Madurai Bench lifted the ban.
TikTok remains unavailable for download on both Google Play Store and Apple app store, despite Madras High Court's Madurai Bench lifted the ban.
Madras High Court's Madurai Bench lifts the ban on video mobile application TikTok, owned by Chinese company ByteDance.
The high court had on April 3 directed the Centre to ban mobile application "TikTok" as it voiced concern over "pornographic and inappropriate content" being made available through such apps. The apex court had earlier refused to stay the Madras High Court order
The Supreme Court gave an ultimatum to the Madras High Court saying the interim ban on TikTok video streaming app will end if the high court did not decide on it by April 24.
Despite TikTok ban, ByteDance plans to invest $1 Billion in India over the next three years.
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TikTok ban in India won't be effective on the ground as TikTok users who already have the app can share it with others via third-party apps.
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court refuses to lift the ban against TikTok app that has been removed from the Google Play Store and Apple App store.
The move comes hours after the Centre direct Google and Apple to take off the popular video app TikTok from their app stores.
In its April 3 order, the Madras HC said it was evident from media reports that pornography and inappropriate content were made available through such mobile applications. It had also directed the media not to telecast video clips made with TikTok.
The Madras High Court earlier had issued an interim order without providing an opportunity to TikTok to defend itself and the matter will be heard on 16 April again by the Madras High Court.
Madras High court has asked the government to ban Chinese video app TikTok saying that it encourages pornography.
After the Madras High Court directed the central government to ban the TikTok App, there was a ruckus on social media. Most of the viewers have descended in favor of this decision.
The court said inappropriate content was being provided by the 'TikTok' app and the government had a social responsibility to stop it.
TikTok India in a statement said it was in the process of appointing a Chief Nodal Officer to be based out of India to better coordinate with law enforcing agencies.
The minister said that 'there have been reports that TikTok app is being used to degrade Tamil culture and is leading to law & order issues'.
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