- Directly in the app: Tap and hold on a video or tap the 3 dots on a profile to open the report menu. Select the issue and fill out the form.
- Online form: Go to tiktok.com/legal/report to report various issues. You can upload screenshots and provide additional details.
- Email: Send reports of illegal or dangerous content to [email protected]. Other issues can go to [email protected].
What You Can Report
- Inappropriate content: Nudity, pornography, dangerous acts, violence, illegal activities, etc.
- Harmful content: Hate speech, harassment, bullying, misinformation, scams, eating disorders, self-harm, etc.
- Intellectual property violations: Trademark or copyright infringement.
- Impersonation: Someone pretending to be you or someone else.
- Underage users: You must be 13+ to have a TikTok account.
What Happens After Reporting
- TikTok reviews all reports and removes content or suspends accounts that violate policies.
- For serious legal issues, TikTok may work with law enforcement.
- TikTok may not directly reply to your report, but will take action if the report is valid.
- If the reported content does not violate a policy, TikTok may not remove it.
I hope this gives you a better understanding of how to properly report concerning content or accounts on TikTok. Let me know if you have any other questions!