Popular
short video app Douyin, the Chinese-language version of
TikTok, has banned tens of thousands of user accounts to ramp up its campaign against pornography, prostitution and other related illegal activities on its platform.
ByteDance-owned Douyin said it has permanently blocked 127,000 accounts this month and helped police track down perpetrators in two cases, according to its blog post on Tuesday in news aggregator Jinri Toutiao, which the
Beijing-based tech start-up also owns.