Kenya’s Ministry of Communications Urges TikTok Regulation, Shuns Total Ban
- Kenya's Ministry of Information opposes a ban on TikTok and advocates for increased regulation.
- The ministry highlights the risks of a ban, including the creation of splinternets and constraints on freedom of expression.
- They suggest implementing partial regulations in collaboration with ByteDance to address concerns.
The Ministry of Information's stance on TikTok is reasonable as it recognizes the potential risks of a ban while also acknowledging the need for regulation. By working with ByteDance and implementing partial regulations, they can address concerns without completely restricting access to the platform. This approach allows for the preservation of freedom of expression and the benefits of global social media platforms.
