Q&A for How to Know if Someone Blocked You on TikTok

No, you cannot unsend videos on TikTok. You can, however, delete them from your device by tapping and holding on the chat and then selecting 'Delete'.

No, once you block someone on TikTok, neither of you can view the other's videos. Any notifications you received were likely sent before the block was put in place.

If an account is banned, you'll see messages like "Account banned" or "This account is no longer available." You might also encounter errors such as "Server is currently unavailable. Try again later" when attempting to interact with the account.

That means they probably deleted their account. After some time of the account being banned permanently, if an appeal is not successful TikTok will remove the entire account from their platform.

This might be a coincidence if you're not personally connected to the creator, as they may limit comments to people they know. Alternatively, it could be a glitch on TikTok. If you know the creator, consider reaching out to them directly to inquire about it.

You can be muted in a live stream, which prevents you from participating in the chat. However, to stop you from watching their livestream entirely, the creator would need to block your account.

No, it's more likely a glitch or error on the website. Since you aren't logged in, that could be the issue. You can't be blocked without an account. If his account is private, only approved and logged-in users can view it.

If your friend showed you her blocked list and you weren’t on it, she may have unblocked you before showing you. It's also possible she blocked you by accident and corrected it. If she insists she never blocked you, it could be a glitch, but that's uncommon.

That means your account is shadow-banned, which means it's secretly blocked across the whole site. Users who are shadow-banned can still post comments and videos, but they only show up for the user who posted the content. The reason why an account is shadow banned is usually because they posted offensive/hateful comments. If you didn't post anything inappropriate or offensive, it might have been a false positive. You can contact TikTok for help.

Evading a block violates TikTok's policy, especially if used for harassment. However, you can create another account using a different phone number, email, or by connecting through Facebook or Google. Be careful about revealing your identity, as this could lead to being blocked again or reported.

It's probably a glitch in the app. Your account shouldn't log out if you try to follow a blocked user; instead, you would receive a message saying you can't follow them.

If you've been blocked from viewing a TikTok Live video, the video may not load or appear unavailable, and you might notice that comments are disabled. Additionally, you won't be able to see any videos posted by the person who has blocked you.

Yes, if you cannot view a user's content while others can, it is a strong indication that you have been blocked by that user.

When you block someone on TikTok, you cannot follow their account or view their content. They will also not receive any notifications about your actions.

No, if you block someone on TikTok, they will not be able to view your profile or content, and you will not appear in their visitor's log. Blocking creates a mutual restriction, preventing either of you from seeing the other's activity.

No, a user you block will not receive notifications from you. They are not notified of the blocking action and will be unable to interact with your videos or profile.

Yes, you can view their profile unless their account is private, but you won't be able to interact with them or post anything unless you're logged in.

This doesn't have anything to do with blocking. It just means the site is under maintainence or the app is overloaded at the time you're searching.

You were most likely blocked by the user who you posted a comment on. When someone is blocked, all favorites and videos from that user will disappear.

You might suspect someone has blocked you if their profile displays a like count but no visible videos, and you can no longer view their content or interact with them.

Your comments will remain visible to the person unless they manually delete them. Blocking only prevents you from commenting on their videos or viewing their profile moving forward; it doesn't automatically delete past comments.

Being blocked on TikTok is generally not a reflection of you; it simply means the other person does not wish to interact.

Whether someone blocking you on TikTok is your fault depends on the reason for the block. If it resulted from your rude behavior or a violation of community guidelines, then you might bear some responsibility. However, if you haven't done anything inappropriate, try not to take it personally.

Yes, but it will be harder for them to do so. TikTok’s royalty free license means that any original sound can be used by anyone. Unless if the audio is taken down, you will be able to use it in your video.

This message means the person likely has a private account. If their account is private, you can only view their videos if you are an approved follower.

If someone's account doesn't appear in your search results, it's possible they have deleted or suspended their account rather than blocking you, as blocked accounts typically still show up in search results.