TikTok Removes Nearly 15,000 Videos Daily in Kazakhstan

Social media platform TikTok has intensified its content moderation efforts in Kazakhstan, according to the company’s latest official transparency report. Between April and June 2026, the platform deleted over 1,37 million videos within the country, averaging approximately 15,000 removals per day or around 630 videos every hour.

The reporting data underscores the efficiency of TikTok’s automated safety infrastructure. The platform proactively identified 99.6% of policy-violating content prior to user reports, with 92.1% of non-compliant videos removed within the first 24 hours of being posted.

Artificial intelligence continues to drive the platform's moderation workflow. Worldwide, AI algorithms detected and removed 97.4% of all blocked videos during the last quarter, marking one of the highest automated removal rates in the platform's history.

Additionally, TikTok expanded its crackdown on fraudulent accounts and artificial engagement metrics. Globally, the platform prevented the creation of 352 million fake accounts and eliminated 6.2 billion artificial likes, 2.7 billion fake followers, and 190 million spam comments over the three-month period.

This represents an increase from the previous quarter, when Kazakhstani authorities and platform tools logged over 1.2 million video removals. TikTok representatives reiterated that maintaining user safety and community guidelines remains the company's central priority.