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Tiktok is a new hub for people to create fun, be creative, find new friends and many more good pleasure. Being genuine is appreciated by this group, and we will do our best to fight this inauthenticity, misleading, and false information.
We correct disinformation as we find it, and we work with fact checkers from Agence France-Presse (AFP) and Lead Stories to ensure the material is accurate. We will delete the video from our site if fact checks reveal the material to be incorrect.
Occasionally, particularly during live events, fact checks are inconclusive or content cannot be verified. To prevent the spread of potentially misleading information, a video can become ineligible for recommendation into anyone’s For You feed in these situations. Today, we’re taking things a step further by informing viewers when we find a video with unverified content in an attempt to minimize sharing.
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The following is how it works: First, if the content has been checked but cannot be definitively confirmed, a banner will appear on the video.
The content creators will be notified if their video will be identify as unsupported video.
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For in case, a viewer opted to share the mark out video, a cue will appear to remind that the content is mark as unverified video. This will give them ideas if they will still choose to “cancel” or “share anyway”.
The feature is available in the PH users starting March 8, 2020. It is intentionally made to help users to think clearly about what they share and post. It is already rolled out in the US and Canada and globally over the last few months.
About Tiktok
Is one of the leading go to app for the content creators if they want to make videos and short form mobile video. The mission is to inspire creativity and bring joy. TikTok has global offices including Los Angeles, Mountain View, New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Jakarta, Seoul, and Tokyo. www.tiktok.com.
