Apps like TikTok, who are committed to fostering a safe and welcoming environment for creative expression, have carefully crafted Community Guidelines with the wellbeing of their users in mind. These are frequently reviewed and updated to ensure that they remain relevant, and are able to address emergent risks.
Community Guidelines are designed to give users a more concrete idea of what is allowed, and what isn’t, on a platform. For TikTok, guidelines are in place to restrict against accounts and posts containing the following:
- Dangerous individuals and organizations including terrorists, hate groups, trafficking groups, and other cybercriminals
- Illegal activities, such as criminal acts, use or sale of weapons, use of drugs, and scams and fraudulent content
- Graphic content, and violence against humans and animals
- Suicide, self harm, and other dangerous acts
- Hate Speech
- Harassment and bullying
- Adult content and nudity
- Predatory content targeted at minors
- To flag an account, go to the profile that you want to report, tap the Settings icon, tap report, and follow the directions in the app.
- To flag a video, open the post that you want to report, tap the Share icon, tap report, and follow the steps in the app.
- To flag a message, open the conversation that you want to report, tap the Share icon, tap report, and follow the instructions in the app.
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