Does Tiktok know when you don't upload original content?

[xpack36]

Yesterday i made a new Tiktok account. I reuploaded 2 videos from youtube and they both got about 600 views each. So i reuploaded 3 more i found on youtube, but this time i got 0 views on all of them.
I was wondering if tiktok knows that it was not original content, so i made 2 videos myself and they both have over 900 views so far.

What do you think could be the reason for the 0 views on those 3 videos?

 

[Social Swarm]

Yes, it can find out by looking at what's hidden in the video's exif/metada. Run them through capcut before publishing them in tiktok and add effects.

 

[massivelegend]

Yes, it can find out by looking at what's hidden in the video's exif/metada. Run them through capcut before publishing them in tiktok and add effects.

The exact answer I came to this site for. Thank you

 

[EdgarLiceaga]

You can simply remove the EXIF/METADATA or replace them.

 

[ptay40340]

Yes, I didn't know about this situation before either. But I found out that like many social media platforms, TikTok has a system for detecting and managing content, including the originality of content uploaded by users.

 

[Sol]

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/m...st-content-no-shadowban.1537821/post-16928163

 

[imccafey]

Likely a shadowban due to the content, you might want to change up or re-edit your content and adjust the exif as well.

 

[Guty]

Of course, it is the most obvious

 

[BoomBlAli]

Yesterday i made a new Tiktok account. I reuploaded 2 videos from youtube and they both got about 600 views each. So i reuploaded 3 more i found on youtube, but this time i got 0 views on all of them.
I was wondering if tiktok knows that it was not original content, so i made 2 videos myself and they both have over 900 views so far.

What do you think could be the reason for the 0 views on those 3 videos?

Yes they know and its not easy to reupload tiktok videos and get views on them again.

 

[ilostmyparents]

Yes, it can find out by looking at what's hidden in the video's exif/metada. Run them through capcut before publishing them in tiktok and add effects.

So does this mean I after saving an effect or two, i should upload straight from capcut or can I save it to my phone and upload whenever?

 

[PURSUIT MEDIA]

Yes, tiktok can know when you don't upload original content.

 

[Echoes4]

It’s a lot more deeper than just clearing the metadata for your videos to get views you account needs to be warmed up first TikTok has pixel recognition and knows if the video is unoriginal and has been posted on TikTok before as it checks how similar it is to other videos

 

[Gaffar Yusuf]

You can simply remove the EXIF/METADATA or replace them.

How can this be done ? Thanks in advance

 

[proxygo]

Yesterday i made a new Tiktok account. I reuploaded 2 videos from youtube and they both got about 600 views each. So i reuploaded 3 more i found on youtube, but this time i got 0 views on all of them.
I was wondering if tiktok knows that it was not original content, so i made 2 videos myself and they both have over 900 views so far.

What do you think could be the reason for the 0 views on those 3 videos?

TT is a multi billion $ company, of course they know .

 

[oddkh]

yea, try to upload one and you will see the red bar, I did do some research on this topic, https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/tiktok-repost-experiment-instagram-and-youtube-shorts-also.1551925/
in short let me ask you this, when you scroll tiktok how many videos do you see that are not from the original creator, and just reuploded with no edits?
don't know how to make the link clickable

 

[MikeTO2]

if you are the first upload the video from other platfrom it can't