Under the new guidelines, certain types of content, including inauthentic or low-quality content, will not be eligible for monetization.
TikTok warned that creators who violate the guidelines will be notified and may face restrictions on their access to monetization features.
TikTok’s Community Guidelines and Terms of Service will continue to set the standards for acceptable content on the platform, including TikTok LIVE.
The company revealed that it was also updating its approach to onboarding new LIVE creators, with a phased rollout of advanced LIVE monetisation features to help new streamers learn the rules as they grow their audience.
The Head of TikTok LIVE, Middle East, Turkey, Africa and Pakistan, Waseem Sayegh, said, “We believe these updates will empower our LIVE community’s creativity while helping ensure our features promote the positive interactions they’re intended for.
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