#tiktok unverified content

TikTok will be rolling out a new feature that fact-checks content and warns users of unverified content before they share. Prior to this feature, TikTok has already partnered with fact-checkers at PolitiFact, Lead Stories, and SciVerify to help the platform assess the accuracy of the content. If fact checks confirm the content to be false, TikTok will remove the video. In this case, TikTok will inform viewers that the video has unsubstantiated content in an effort to reduce sharing. If a viewer attempts to share the flagged video, they’ll see a prompt reminding them that the video has been flagged as unverified content. TikTok is rolling out Shared Collections, a feature that lets users organize TikTok content together in one space, and is preparing to launch Shared Feeds for watching content based on shared interests. TikTok is adding a new toggle allowing users to set a limit on how much AI-generated content may appear on their feed or For You page. “Like those controls, the AIGC setting is intended to help people tailor the diverse range of content in their feed, rather than removing or replacing content in feeds entirely,” said TikTok in a press release. Read more in our articles including "TikTok to warn users of unverified content before sharing" and "New TikTok features let users save and watch content together".