The video-sharing concept is at its peak now that all the major social media apps have started to encourage it. Video-sharing has led to better, more real-life communication between content creators and their fans. People enjoy visual activities more than just plain text posts. TikTok is one such major social media platform based on video sharing. It provides the feature to make short videos that can have background music and stunning filters. The 15-second videos can also have speed adjustments. The creator can add their own voice or music to it too. TikTok has given the platform for many content creators to showcase their talent in different genres like painting, sports, music, and in many other unique categories.
Why did TikTok ban your account?
TikTok has community guidelines that creators need to follow. Upon violation of these, the app may ban your account. According to TikTok, your account may be banned because of multiple reports. Moreover, users can report your content based on many categories like graphic content, deceiving information, copyright infringement, animal cruelty, harassment, bullying, or criminal activities. If one of your videos were reported, TikTok may choose to remove only that particular video and put a warning notification. If multiple videos are reported, TikTok is most likely to ban your account for a certain time, sometimes permanently.
How to message TikTok about a banned account?
Conversely, you may choose to contact the administration if you feel TikTok banned your account by mistake. They may reactivate your account on further investigation. You can follow these steps to contact TikTok support.
- Open the TikTok app.
- Tap on the notification of ban.
- Tap on Appeal.
- Follow the instructions provided.
Moreover, if you feel a particular video on your account was banned by mistake, you can follow the same steps.
- Open the Tiktok app.
- Tap on the notification of ban.
- Tap on Submit an Appeal.
- Follow the instructions provided.
OR
- Go to the video.
- Tap Community Guidelines violation: See details.
- Tap Submit an appeal.
- Follow the instructions provided.
We hope that following the above steps will help get your TikTok account back.
