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Film board wants TikTok to disable live feature, erase sexual content

President William Ruto (top left) and Trade CS Moses Kuria, among others, during a virtual meeting with TikTok CEO Sho Zi Chewu at State House, Nakuru. [PCS]

The Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) has asked TikTok to disable the live feature in the country until they can ascertain that no community guidelines have been violated.

KFCB acting CEO Joel Wamalwa on Friday said this formed part of their discussions with the TikTok leadership in a bid to ensure the platform is not used to promote sexual content.

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