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Please leave a Comment & Like Reaction if it works for you! . . SUBSCRIBE! [SOLVED] HOW to get UNSHADOW BANNED on TIK TOK ( Tips & Tricks ) ======================== INFO: What Is a TikTok Shadowban? Plus 5 Ways To Get Unbanned Are TikTok shadowbans real? Well — maybe. We'll help you figure out what they are, how to avoid them, and how to get unbanned. What exactly is a shadowban, and how does it relate to TikTok? Let’s face it — the internet can be a dramatic place. It makes sense that there’s a buzzword as intense as “shadowban” floating around. Of course, it probably doesn’t help that no one really knows if shadowbans are real, but better safe than sorry, right? We may not know if shadowbans are real, but we know something’s going on. Let’s put our tinfoil hats on and figure it out together. Here’s a handy guide to shadowbans and how they apply to TikTok. What is a shadowban on TikTok? In general, a shadowban is when a user is muted or blocked on a social media platform (or forum) without notification. A shadowban on TikTok is the unofficial name for what happens when TikTok temporarily restricts the visibility of an account. When this happens, a user’s videos will stop appearing on TikTok’s “For You” page (also known as the FYP). Their content will also no longer appear in the hashtags section of the app, either. Some people report that their posts are generally harder to find when they’re experiencing a shadowban. They also claim that they stop receiving likes and comments on posts that would have done well in the past. While there are some wacky conspiracy theories out there, there’s no denying that, well, something’s happening. Like their fellow social media contemporaries, TikTok doesn’t actually use the term “shadowban” in any of their official documentation. They have also never fully admitted that they participate in the practice. But they’ve said enough to suggest that they do limit certain users during certain times. The closest thing we’ll get to a statement on shadowbans comes from TikTok’s own site: “We will temporarily or permanently ban accounts and/or users that are involved in severe or repeated on-platform violations [of our Community Guidelines].” How do you get shadowbanned on TikTok? Even though they won’t admit it in so many words, there’s no denying that TikTokwill block or partially block content from certain accounts. And there are a handful of reasons why someone might get shadowbanned. These are some of the most prominent: You violate TikTok’s Community Guidelines This is the most obvious reason for a shadowban, but it’s also the easiest to avoid. Brush up on TikTok’s Community Guidelines and make sure you’re not breaking any rules. It’s a long list, to be sure, but there are some simple things to avoid posting. These include graphic violence, nudity, drugs, hate speech, copyrighted music or footage from outside of the app, or misinformation (a.k.a. fake news). Some of these topics are more grey than others, of course. (Try bringing up “fake news” at Thanksgiving dinner, for example, and you’ll likely hear plenty of takes on the subject.) Still, it’s better to err on the side of caution. You act like a spammer Look, some of us may have better personalities than others, but if you post like a bot, you’ll be treated like one. Seriously, though — spamming is a surefire way to have your posts limited on TikTok. We get it: You might be excited about your new account or eager to start making connections. But if you bulk-follow other accounts or flood the feed with new videos, there’s a good chance you’ll end up on some kind of list. You’re shadowbanned by accident Here’s where it gets complicated — and political. TikTok’s guidelines are enforced by an algorithm, and sometimes certain topics or pieces of content can be mistakenly flagged by censors. Some critics have even claimed that TikTok has taken sides or intentionally stifled the voices of activists and protestors. For example, at the height of the George Floyd protests in 2020, many Black Lives Matter activists claimed their posts were receiving 0 views if they contained the BlackLivesMatter or GeorgeFloyd hashtags. TikTok responded to these protests with a lengthy statement. They blamed a glitch for the mixup and vowed to do more to foster diversity on the platform. Black Lives Matter is not the only movement that has accused TikTok of shadowbanning them. Still, a TikTok spokesperson told Refinery29 that they are swift to act when their algorithms flag content that hasn’t violated any guidelines. “Our community of creators is vibrant and diverse, and everything we do at TikTok is about providing a safe space for people to express their ideas and creativity, no matter who they are,” a spokesperson said. “We are open about the fact that we don’t always get every decision right, which is why we continue to invest at scale in our safety operations.”