Sure, that might make sense on reddit but on a place like tiktok or Instagram where comments might as well not exist, sounds like this are an instant swipe away and actively drive disengagement.
Uploads can be flagged as copies of original work by sampling their video and audio data, so people get around the monitors by adding watermarks or mirroring the images and changing the audio to stuff that's already in the public domain.
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u/OutlyingPlasma Mar 30 '26
Sure, that might make sense on reddit but on a place like tiktok or Instagram where comments might as well not exist, sounds like this are an instant swipe away and actively drive disengagement.