I do not see any at all. In fact, Tik Tok's blacklist function allows users to blacklist others, so that their videos can no longer be pushed to themselves, and the other party can't search your Tik Tok number and visit the user's personal page.

If you meet a video blogger you don't like, you can go to the top right corner of the blogger's homepage and add him to the blacklist. This will eliminate the worries, and he can no longer pay attention to and comment on your work.

In Weibo and WeChat official accounts, if you have no fans, your content will not be read. But Tik Tok is different. You can have no fans at all. All Tik Tok users, any video you shoot, regardless of quality, will definitely be played after release, ranging from tens to thousands.

If you send three videos about skin care in front of you, one about fitness and the other about funny, then Tik Tok and Tik Tok will allocate 60% of the traffic to skin care, 20% to fitness and 20% to funny.