The Taliban is busy... well, ordering a ban on video-sharing giant TikTok and battle royale smash-hit PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG). US troops pulled out of Afghanistan in 2021, which saw the ...

Earlier, the interim government of Afghanistan led by the Taliban blocked more than 23 million websites for displaying what it considers immoral content over the year since the Taliban took power in ...

The ban on Chinese apps including popular short-video platform TikTok and mobile gaming app PUBG will continue, according to media reports. The government had blocked a total of 177 Chinese apps in ...

WTF?! In what sounds like a slightly hypocritical decision, the militant Taliban group will ban PUBG: Battlegrounds in Afghanistan within the next three months. The reason? The game is accused of ...

It looks like one of the grandfathers of the modern battle royale is going by the wayside in Afghanistan. Recent reports have suggested that the Taliban have successfully ordered PUBG be banned from ...

TikTok has been popular with young Afghan men who enjoy filming and sharing short video clips The Taliban has ordered a ban on video-sharing app TikTok and online multi-player game PUBG, insisting ...

With battle royale game PUBG exploring a relaunch in India, Bytedance-owned short-video making platform TikTok is also hoping for a comeback in the Indian market. TikTok was among the first set of ...

Taliban regime in Afghanistan has cracked down on Chinese applications PUBG and Tiktok and announced a ban. Taliban announced the ban in a meeting with the representatives of the security sector and a ...

PUBG Banned in India: Taking another step towards the digital strike against the Chinese apps, the Central government has banned a total of 224 mobile applications till now in three months time. For ...

As expected, ByteDance is looking for ways to revoke the ban on its short video app TikTok. The China-based company is currently trying to loop in partner firms for legal, policy, advocacy and ...