Video Reposting and the LinkedIn Algorithm vs. the TikTok Algorithm

Hi everyone,​

On TikTok, if you want to repost a viral video that you’ve retrieved from Instagram, you need to modify it slightly using a tool like CapCut so that it appears as a unique (new) video, and what needs modifying is known because people have learned what TikTok’s algorithm detects.
What about LinkedIn? Can we post the video as it is without getting shadowbanned? Or do we need to modify it a little or a lot? Or is it the text accompanying the video that LinkedIn’s algorithm checks?
Thanks in advance for your insights.

i would assume you only modify it if your re posting
it back onto the same platform

proxygo said:

i would assume you only modify it if your re posting
it back onto the same platform

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But you can imagine that someone else has already posted it on LinkedIn before me.

Hello! I'd like to know more about this strategy, as when I tried downloading videos from Instagram and republishing them on TikTok, implementing changes to the same content beforehand in anticipation of sharing them with the help of CapCut, the clips did not reach a single view. If I may, what changes did you make to them before sharing them on TikTok? Please help me with this.

Also, if I try to do the reverse procedure, i.e. download the videos from TikTok and, using the same editing application (i.e., CapCut), implement slight changes, do I have a chance to bypass Meta's systems for detecting content re-use? If so, can you specify the type of settings to be applied?

I need a method to republish other people's videos without incurring shadow bans or any penalties from the respective platforms, which have state-of-the-art systems to detect the recycling of other people's content, which is really frustrating. Thank you in advance, and I strongly hope to hear from you sooner.