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Hello, a year ago when I bought likes and followers on TikTok, it sent me a notification telling me that fake or spam accounts had liked my videos. I would like to know if it continues to give those notifications now because I want to buy likes but I don't want TikTok to tell me that they are fake or bots.
 
I've never had that problem with my TikTok or YouTube accounts, which I promote with Sproutgigs. Maybe they used bots instead of real people to sell you engagement.

Check out Sproutgigs.
 
Maybe you can hire someone to make a tool for that
 
Hello, a year ago when I bought likes and followers on TikTok, it sent me a notification telling me that fake or spam accounts had liked my videos. I would like to know if it continues to give those notifications now because I want to buy likes but I don't want TikTok to tell me that they are fake or bots.
So tiktok has detected suspicious activity of the person who helped increase your interaction. Be more careful with this if you don't want to lose your account.
 
TikTok has detected your abnormal activity. If you want to ensure the security of your account, it is best to use an anti detection browser.
 
I think you can try the cloud phone and I manage many accounts through it. Cloud phone can create multiple virtual instances on a single device, allowing different Instagram accounts to run independently and simultaneously without interference. They also support flexible configuration of IP addresses from various global regions, enabling the simulation of different network environments to avoid account bans or content restrictions due to geographical limitations.
 
TikTok still detects inauthentic engagement. Use high retention, slow drip services with real looking accounts to minimize detection and avoid spam notifications. Best wishes for you...
 
Hello, a year ago when I bought likes and followers on TikTok, it sent me a notification telling me that fake or spam accounts had liked my videos. I would like to know if it continues to give those notifications now because I want to buy likes but I don't want TikTok to tell me that they are fake or bots.

TikTok has become more strict about fake engagement over time. In the past, they did send warnings if activity came from low-quality or suspicious accounts. It's unclear if they still show the same notifications, but there's always a risk when using non-organic services.

If you're concerned about long-term growth or account health, it's usually safer to focus on real engagement through content quality and consistency. Would be good to hear if anyone has tested this recently and what their experience was.
 
This can happen if you continue to use engagement buying services from untrusted sources or bots.
TikTok doesn't always make it clear, but:
It may silently delete those likes/follows.
Engagement drops after a few days.
In severe cases, the account's visibility is limited
 
Lately I bought likes again and TikTok didn’t send any warning like before. But the algorithm is smarter now — if it suspects fake likes, it might reduce your reach. So use it in small amounts and space it out to stay safe.
 
Yes, TikTok can still detect fake or suspicious activity, including purchased likes or followers, and may send notifications or take action if it sees that your engagement is coming from spam or bot accounts. If you still want to boost engagement safely, try use TikTok ads or use growth services that focus on real users, but vet them carefully. Anything too fast = high risk
 
I tested this a few months ago, if you buy from cheap panels, TikTok flags it fast. But if the likes are drip, fed and come from aged accounts, it usually flies under the radar.
 
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Hello, a year ago when I bought likes and followers on TikTok, it sent me a notification telling me that fake or spam accounts had liked my videos. I would like to know if it continues to give those notifications now because I want to buy likes but I don't want TikTok to tell me that they are fake or bots.
don't buy likes or follows
 
Yes, TikTok still flags and calls out inauthentic engagement. They’ll usually send you an in-app alert like “We detected fake engagement in your followers or video views,” strip out the bogus likes/follows, and may even shadow-ban or throttle your reach if it keeps happening


Because their systems constantly monitor for rapid spikes or patterns that match click-farms or bot networks, any “new” surge of purchased likes is almost guaranteed to trigger those notices (and subsequent clean-ups) just as it did before


If you really need more engagement without the risk, you’re better off:


  1. Building slowly with genuine micro-influencer shout-outs or small paid promos**
  2. Running TikTok Ads (in-feed or Spark Ads) to drive real, opt-in views/likes.

Those methods won’t get flagged as “fake,” and you won’t see the “fake engagement detected” pop-ups.
 
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