According to TikTok's Q2 2026 Community Guidelines Enforcement Report, released on November 9, 2026, the platform published more than 42.2 billion videos between April and June 2026.
Of these, 188.3 million were removed for violating its Community Guidelines, representing approximately 0.4 per cent of all videos published during the period.
Automated moderation systems accounted for the detection of 97.4 per cent of the removed videos, equivalent to 183,344,707 videos.
The report further shows that 99.5 per cent of the removals took place before users reported the content.
Following appeals by users, TikTok reinstated 6.3 million videos after determining that they should not have been removed.
The platform also removed more than 26 million accounts suspected of belonging to children under the age of 13.
The figures highlight the scale of TikTok's content moderation operations, with automated detection systems playing a central role in identifying and removing content that violates its community guidelines.
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