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Carter Efe permanently banned on TikTok over multiple policy violations
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Carter Efe permanently banned on TikTok over multiple policy violations

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Carter Efe’s account was permanently banned on Wednesday for repeatedly violating the TikTok’s community guidelines.

The ban has effectively shutdown his main short-form video platform, where he had built a huge following through music promotion, comedy skits, and live broadcasts.

Confirming the development, the platform said, “your account was permanently banned because of multiple policy violations.”

DAILY POST reports that Carter Efe became famous through his TikTok comedy content before expanding his activities into livestreaming and music.

Carter Efe permanently banned on TikTok over multiple policy violations

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