These days, it’s common for people to have more than one device in their home.

Whether you have multiple phones or perhaps you own both a phone and a tablet, you may be wondering – is it okay to sign into TikTok on both of them? Can you be signed in on both devices at the same time, with the same account?

In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know about logging into TikTok on multiple devices.

When you create TikTok drafts on your phone or tablet, you’re expected a certain degree of privacy.

However, these drafts are still tied to your TikTok account in one way or another. Therefore, you may be wondering – is there any way other people can view your drafts? What about TikTok themselves – would it even be possible for a TikTok employee to see them?

In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know about your TikTok drafts and their privacy.

Did you know that there are limitations to how many people you can follow on TikTok?

If you try to follow people too quickly, TikTok will stop you (claiming you’re following people too fast), and tell you to do slow down. Likewise, if you try to follow too many accounts in total, TikTok won’t let you.

But what exactly are these limits, and is there any way to push past them?

In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know about follow limits on TikTok.

Having your video taken down for review, or a receiving a suspension for community guidelines violations can be extremely frustrating.

Doubly so if your video was just starting to take off, and you truly did nothing wrong.

When TikTok removes videos or gives you a suspension, it can often be appealed. And if you’ve truly done nothing wrong, you should always take the time to do so.

However, you may be wondering – how long does the appeals process take? Does TikTok respond to appeals, and when should you expect to hear a response back?

In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know about content violation appeals, livestreaming suspensions, and the TikTok appeals process.