As it prepares to introduce its first-ever offline digital safety-focused campaign in Pakistan with its Safety Ambassadors Program, TikTok is stepping up its efforts to ensure user safety there.
TikTok’s mission is to create a safe and inviting platform for its lively, diverse communities, and the Safety Ambassadors Program is a part of that effort. TikTok still supports a forward-thinking, artistic community. Because to its emphasis on user protection and safety, the platform has been able to foster the family-friendly atmosphere that has contributed to its growth.
The #SaferTogether campaign is just another proactive effort from TikTok as the international entertainment company attempts to address the problem of user safety both online and offline. The campaign serves as a reminder of TikTok’s proactive efforts to warn viewers about safety, including issues like false information, cyberbullying, harassment, and online frauds, while also illuminating the influence of genuine material.
Some of Pakistan’s most well-known content producers will support the initiative as TikTok’s Safety Ambassadors, including Taimur Salahuddin (aka Mooroo), Irfan Junejo, Faiza Saleem, Amtul Haseen Baweja, Hamza Bhatti, Areeka Haq, Anoushey Ashraf, and Kazi Muhammad Akber. Using their social media sites, the Safety Ambassadors will educate their followers on online safety and promote responsible internet use.
Also, TikTok wants to raise user knowledge of the various in-app safety tools at their disposal through its #SaferTogether programme.
The Safety Centre at TikTok is a centralised area for safety updates and offers up-to-date details on all the steps the company takes to continuously improve safety and security on the platform. Parents and guardians can also access some resources. Users and creators of TikTok are urged to stop by the Safety Center to learn more about the most recent safety initiatives.
