Applications like TikTok have made it possible for professionals who create content or work in other fields to reach a larger audience globally. However, the platform still needs some development, especially in the instance when a TikTok user may need to put some space between themselves and another user for whatever reason.
Recently, users of TikTok have had difficulties carrying out what should be a simple task, that is, to block a user if the need arises. Worry not, as here are four easy steps on how to block and unblock someone on TikTok.
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How to block someone on TikTok?
Here are the four easy steps on how to block someone on the short-form video content creation app, TikTok.
1. To block someone, open their profile and click on the three dots in the top right corner of your screen.
2. From the choices that appear below, select "Block."
3. You'll see a pop-up asking you to confirm your decision to block this individual. Press on "Block."
4. They will no longer be able to contact you in any manner until you unblock them, once you receive a notification confirming that they have been blocked.
How to unblock someone on TikTok?
If you block someone accidentally while viewing their profile, you may click the ‘unblock’ button next to their name or use the arrow in the upper right corner. In order to unblock someone after leaving their profile, go to your profile page, click the hamburger menu in the top right corner, and choose "Settings and Privacy." You may see a list of your blocked accounts by clicking "Blocked Accounts," under the privacy menu, and you may easily unblock the users from there.
The simple process of blocking and unblocking users on TikTok allows you to maintain a safe and positive environment for your TikTok experience. By following the four easy steps, you can effectively block and unblock users to prevent unwanted interactions, and you still retain the ability to manage your list of blocked users so that you can unblock someone if the need arises.
