After a copyright or trademark report, TikTok removes the video. You can file an appeal or counter-notification, but TikTok shares your details with the person who reported you — so only do it for content you own.
Hello TikTok Team, My video [Video link] was removed on [Date] after a copyright/trademark report (Report number: [Number, if shown]). I believe this removal is a mistake because: [Choose one:] - All footage and audio in the video were created by me. - I have permission from the owner (proof attached). - I only used a short part of the work to review/comment on it, which is fair use. Contact details: [Full name], [Address], [Email], [Phone]. I state that the information in this appeal is accurate. Thank you, [Your full name]
TikTok app — removal notice → Appeal (or web counter-notification form). Open the removal notice in Inbox and tap "Appeal".
TikTok sends your whole appeal, including your name, address and phone, to the person who reported you. Never appeal for content you do not own.
No. Only TikTok can review your account, and the appeal is free. People who ask for money to "unban" or "recover" accounts are almost always scammers — never share your password or login codes with them.
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Start the free courseUmair TikTok Wala Academy is not part of TikTok or Meta. Platform screens and rules change often; if a button has moved, look for "Appeal", "Request review" or "Disagree with decision" in the same area.