Tik tok Mass Tool

TTH Agency said:

You are facing a copyright infringement case – quite common these days, but unfortunately platforms like TikTok often do not act quickly based on regular user reports.
The problem here:
TikTok will not take action on a competitor’s video even if you report it, and the video uses content produced by you (including hired models and post-production).
A more in-depth and effective solution:
File a copyright complaint
Increase your proof of ownership
Encourage your friends, community, and loyal customers to use the “Report Copyright” feature instead of a general report.
Once you have 5–10 people reporting along the lines of “I know the owner of this video”, TikTok will pay more attention.
Add a personal or brand watermark/logo throughout the video, in a difficult-to-cut location.
Use a technique to customize the content according to the brand name in the video (for example, the model clearly mentions your brand in the content).
Post videos in advance to multiple platforms (Facebook, YouTube, Instagram) to establish ownership of the time.

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atuwa said:

Hello, a competitor's account uploaded a video there was on my Facebook page. I made and edited the video myself. I hired a model to talk about a product I resell, but that account uploaded it to TikTok, obviously removing the end where it says where to contact me.

I've already reported it, and so have my friends, but TikTok won't delete the video because they claim it doesn't againts the rules. What's the solution for this? Is there a tool that does mass reporting or something similar?

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DM Team said:

TikTok ignores regular reports for copyright issues, so use their official copyright form: https://www.tiktok.com/legal/report/copyright.
Do not use mass reporting tools—they're unsafe and against TikTok’s terms.
Instead, send a formal DMCA takedown to [email protected] with proof you own the video.

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atuwa said:

Hello, a competitor's account uploaded a video there was on my Facebook page. I made and edited the video myself. I hired a model to talk about a product I resell, but that account uploaded it to TikTok, obviously removing the end where it says where to contact me.

I've already reported it, and so have my friends, but TikTok won't delete the video because they claim it doesn't againts the rules. What's the solution for this? Is there a tool that does mass reporting or something similar?

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Nounklet said:

Why didn't you watermark the entire video before posting?

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