Content creator and comedian Kendrick Mulamwah recently lost his TikTok account, which had over 1 million followers. He shared the news on social media, showing a screenshot of his banned account.
Despite the loss, Mulamwah has remained unfazed, saying, “As long as the Equity (bank) account is okay, we move.”
Mulamwah did not explain why his account was banned. But he quickly warned his fans, urging them to be wary of impersonators on TikTok.
“For now, I do not have a TikTok account, msiibiwe huko. (Let them not steal from you there,)” he stated.
Mulamwah’s main concern was protecting his followers from being deceived by fake accounts using his name.
Why did Mulamwa Lose his TikTok Account?
While it is possible to recover a banned or suspended TikTok account, people lose their accounts for various reasons, including:
- Community Guideline Violations: Posting content that includes hate speech, harassment, violence, nudity, or explicit material.
- Copyright Infringement: Sharing videos or music without the proper permissions.
- Spam and Scams: Engaging in spamming activities or attempting to scam other users.
- Impersonation: Pretending to be someone else or creating fake accounts.
- Inappropriate Content: Posting offensive, dangerous, or harmful content.
- Minor Safety: Operating accounts for users under the age of 13 or endangering minors.
- Repeated Violations: Accumulating multiple infractions over time.
- Harmful Behavior: Promoting self-harm, eating disorders, or other dangerous activities.
TikTok monitors user activity and can ban or suspend accounts that violate these rules.
Hopefully Mulamwah gets his account back soon.
By Vivian K.