How to Activate Safe Mode in TikTok Direct Messages on iPhone and iPad

2024-11-29 11:00:00
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O TikTok offers several privacy and security features. One of them is the Safe mode in direct messages.

After activating it, messages that may have been sent from unsafe sources will be shown in the filtered requests area until you choose to respond to them or not.

See how to activate this on your profile! 🙂

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With the app open on your iPhone/iPad, tap the “Profile” tab, go to the three little lines (in the top right corner) and choose “Settings and privacy”.

Go to “Privacy”, then “Direct messages” and check the “Safe mode” option.

The social network informs that, this way, you will not be notified about new filtered requests.

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How can users limit⁢ the amount of data TikTok collects?

## TikTok’s Data Privacy: What You ⁢Need ​to Know

**[Host]:** Welcome back to the show. Today we’re taking a deep dive⁣ into ​the increasing concerns surrounding data privacy, specifically focusing on the⁤ popular social ⁢media platform,‍ TikTok. Joining us is cybersecurity expert, Anna Rodriguez, to⁣ shed light on what TikTok collects ‌and how users can protect their information. Anna, thanks for being ‍here.

**[Anna]:** ‌Thanks for ‍having me.

**[Host]:** Let’s start with⁢ the basics. What kind of information ‍does ⁢TikTok ‌collect‍ from its users?

**[Anna]:** As stated clearly in‌ its privacy policy ⁢ [[1](https://www.wired.com/story/tiktok-data-privacy/)], TikTok collects a significant amount​ of data, starting with the basics like your email address, phone number, and date of birth when you sign up. But it doesn’t stop there. TikTok also gathers information about the content you create‌ and‌ interact with, your location data, your device ⁢information, and even your keystrokes [[1](https://www.wired.com/story/tiktok-data-privacy/)].

**[Host]:** That’s quite a lot. Are⁢ there⁤ any ways users can ⁢limit the amount of ‍data TikTok collects?

**[Anna]:** Thankfully,​ there are some steps users ⁢can take. TikTok offers in-app privacy settings that allow you to control things like location sharing, personalized ads, and who ‌can ‍see your content. However, it’s important to remember that even with ⁢these controls, TikTok ⁤still collects a substantial amount of data.

**[Host]:** So, what’s your ⁤advice for ‍ TikTok users concerned about their privacy?

**[Anna]:** ‍My recommendation‌ is to carefully review TikTok’s privacy settings⁣ and make informed choices based on your comfort level. Consider ⁣limiting the information you share, being mindful of ‍what you post, and keeping your software updated⁢ for the latest security patches. Remember, being aware of​ what data you’re ‍sharing and how it’s being used is the first step towards protecting⁣ your online privacy.

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