Tiktok shadow ban twice

If you've been banned twice, you should review your account activity information. It's possible your account has violated copyright and TikTok's policies. You should review your content; otherwise, you won't be able to appeal next time.
 
Have you looked into why you were "shadowbanned"? If you don't identify and fix the cause, you'll just keep running into violations.
It started again, like tiktok unbanned me once again
 
Hi BHW community,

I want to ask that why tiktok shadowbanned my account again, like it shadowbanned once for a month and then when it got unbanned it banned me after 3 weeks again, why does this happen?

Can you give me suggestion how to fix it and never make it go shadow banned again ?
As I read your previous replies, you should make your own unique and interesting content so your videos don't get banned, and it's not because of AI voiceovers, as I have been making content for the past 4 years and it never happened.
 
Have you looked into the reason why your account was restricted? Could it be that you continued posting content before the restriction period ended, causing the error to recur and this time, more severely? Please check the duration of the restriction.
 
As I read your previous replies, you should make your own unique and interesting content so your videos don't get banned, and it's not because of AI voiceovers, as I have been making content for the past 4 years and it never happened.
Ohh thanks for letting me know bro, appreciatte it!!
 
Have you looked into the reason why your account was restricted? Could it be that you continued posting content before the restriction period ended, causing the error to recur and this time, more severely? Please check the duration of the restriction.
Idk it ban me then out of no where it unbans me, i have done research that when you make new account tiktok thinks you are a bot and shadowban you...
Is that really true ?
 
Did you get an actual notice in the app or on the account status page both times, or is it based on views dropping, because low views alone can just be the content not landing?
 
Seeing as you use movie clips, it's likely a copyright thing. The content needs to be more transformative. Just muting the audio isn't enough to fly by this, it's the duration of the scene you used, how it's framed or cropped, etc. No hard rules there, it's mostly about feeling around what works. You could check how similar niche accounts are doing theirs and work your own content around that. As for the AI voice over, not sure which direction that affects the content on TikTok these days.
 
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