Are People Reporting You on TikTok? Here's How to Check

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Find out how many times you've been flagged or reported

Co-authored by Nicole Levine, MFA Reviewed by Candace Gasper

Last Updated: November 16, 2025 Fact Checked

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Checking Your Account Status

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Checking Violation Notices

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Checking Accounts You Reported

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If you're worried that people are reporting your TikTok videos, comments, or other activity, there's an easy way to find out. While there's no way to get a count of exactly how many times people have reported you, you can see how many of your videos have been reported and found to violate TikTok's community guidelines. Read on to learn how to see your reports by checking your account status and violation notices. We'll also show you how to check the status of reports you've made.

How can I see my reports count on TikTok?

While there is no way to see how many people have reported you, you can get an account status report to check for reported videos and violations. To get your report, go to ☰ > TikTok Studio > Account Check. You can also see your reports in your Inbox under System notifications > Account updates.

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Getting an Account Status Report

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While you won't see the names or the number of people who've reported you, you can pull up a report for your account that displays your account status.^{[1]
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This takes you to your TikTok creator tools.

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You'll find this in the "More Tools" section. As soon as you select this option, TikTok will run a quick check on your account and display a report.
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Review your account report. After TikTok checks for violations, reports, and copyright infringements, you'll see a screen indicating whether there are any outstanding issues. As TikTok compiles your report, you'll see checkmarks next to content that hasn't been reported, and warning symbols next to content that might be violating TikTok's policies.^{[3]
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- If there are outstanding violations, certain functions (login, posts, comments, profiles, or direct messages) may be restricted. Check out our guide on what to do if your account gets suspended.^{[4]
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- If videos were reported and taken down, TikTok will give you a chance to submit an appeal.^{[5]
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Checking Violation Notices

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If TikTok finds that your content or activities have violated the community guidelines, you'll receive a violation notice in your inbox. You can check a specific area of your inbox for these violation notices to get a sense of your report count.^{[6]
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It's the option that has a black circle with a white inbox inside.
Here, you'll find all account-related notices from TikTok, including messages for specific violations.^{[7]
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Checking Accounts You Reported

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If you want to see a list of content and accounts you have reported on TikTok, start by tapping the three-line icon at the top-right corner of the app.^{[8]
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It's at the bottom of the menu.
You'll see this in the "Support & About" section.
This option is the second tile at the top of the screen.
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Tap Report records. This displays a list of accounts, videos, and comments you've reported, along with the status of your report. Tap the reported content to check the status of your report.^{[9]
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- If TikTok doesn't find a problem with the content you reported, you'll see "No violation" beneath it.
- If the content you reported was found to violate TikTok's policies, you'll see "Violations found" as the status.
- If TikTok hasn't made a decision yet, you'll see "Under review" as the status.^{[10]
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