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Content removal

If something here is yours and you want it gone, ask. It will be taken out — and it will stay out.

Last updated: 28 September 2026

Who can ask

• the person who made the video;
• whoever holds the rights to it, or to the music or footage in it;
• someone who appears in it;
• anyone acting for one of the above.

You do not have to prove anything elaborate. A request that looks genuine is acted on.

What to include

• The link to the video, either the one on this site or the original on TikTok. The long number in the address is what identifies it — if you can, include that.
• Which of the above you are: the creator, a rights holder, someone who appears in it.
• How to reply to you.

Sending more than one? Put every link in a single message rather than one message each.

Where to send it

no contact address has been set for this site — see EMAIL_CONTACTO in implantar/galeria.env

What happens next

1. The video file and its thumbnail are deleted from the disk.
2. Its row — the caption, the @name, the counts, the date — is deleted from the database.
3. Its id goes on an exclusion list, and this is the part that matters: the harvester checks that list at the single point where every video enters. The video is not picked up again on the next sweep of the sound it came from, or of any other. Deleting alone would not have been enough — it would have come back within the day, and you would have had no reason to believe the second promise.

A short record is kept that a video with that id was removed, and when. It holds nothing about you: not your name, not your address, not what you wrote.

This is one person with one small machine, not a team with a queue. Requests are handled as soon as they are seen, which is usually quickly — but there is no service-level promise here and it would be dishonest to make one.

If it is urgent

If a video is doing you harm right now, say so in the message. It also makes sense to report it to TikTok directly, since the original is what most people will find — this archive is a copy of something that was public there, and taking it out here does not take it off TikTok.

If you think a removal was wrong

Write to the same address. A removal can be undone, though the copy itself is gone for good — what comes back is only whatever is still public on TikTok, on a later sweep.