The most prevalent cause for removal was a violation of minor safety standards, which accounted for slightly under 44 percent of movies removed. According to the research, other prevalent causes include illicit activities and restricted items, as well as adult nudity and sexual activity.
TikTok’s automatic algorithms are removing an increasing amount of videos, with about 48 million films eliminated in the previous quarter. During the three-month period, almost 96 percent of videos were deleted before a user reported them to TikTok. According to the corporation, it sifts through the information that may violate user standards using automatic techniques and human inspection.
