What we host
TikMate keeps no copy of any video. A requested file is streamed from TikTok's servers and passes through our API on its way to whoever asked for it. Once a video is blocked, our API refuses to process it.
How to ask for a block
Write to [email protected]. Your message should contain:
- the video's TikTok address, or simply its numeric ID;
- evidence of ownership: either you hold the rights yourself or you act on the rights holder's behalf, for example the URL of the account that first posted it or a statement giving your name;
- contact details we can use if anything needs clarifying.
After checking the request, we block the video, and TikMate can't fetch it any more. Several videos can go in one message; just list every link.
After a block
We may write back if part of the request is unclear or a link doesn't open. A blocked video stays blocked for everyone using TikMate. If you change your mind later, ask from the same address and we'll lift it.
Think a video was blocked by mistake and you hold its rights? Send the link with a short explanation, and we'll look at it again.
Removing it from TikTok
A block here only affects TikMate. To have a video taken down on TikTok itself, use TikTok's own copyright reporting process.