Phishing, malware or fake-TikTok links
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What triggers it
Sharing malware, phishing or smishing attempts, fake versions of TikTok, or tools to hack accounts or steal data.
What TikTok says
“Trying to steal personal information, hack accounts, or access data using tricks like phishing, smishing, or automated tools”
We last checked this against TikTok's page on .
How to fix it
Remove the link or QR code; avoid URL shorteners that hide the destination.
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