Liability of Tiktok for Re-Uploading Creator-Owned Content for Promotion in Review of Law Number 28 of 2014 Concerning Copyright

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10.2991/978-2-38476-356-6_12How to use a DOI?

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Legal Liability; Legal Protection; Content Creator

Abstract

Tiktok’s Liability for Copyright Infringement of Tiktok Content Owners Whose Work is Re-Uploaded for Promotion in Review of Copyright Law Number 28 of 2014 is referenced in the User-Generated Content portion of Tiktok’s terms of service, explaining that user content created and shared via the Tiktok application is subject to copyright for each content owner. Uploading content using the app constitutes the Tiktok Creator’s automatic consent to grant Tiktok a license in accordance with the terms of the Tiktok service. There are no restrictions, no royalty payments, no expiration dates, and the license in issue is completely transferable. Through the license, Other Tiktok Client content may be viewed and accessed by users and third parties, used, downloaded, modified, and adapted; they may also publish or transmit it in any format or on any platform, including ones that haven’t been conceived yet, and can result in derivative works. Efforts Made by Tiktok Content Creators Against the Practice of Re-Uploading Content Used for Promotion by others, then on its page Tiktok.com, especially in the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) section, Tiktok protects its users by not allowing the transmission, sharing or transmission of Whatever violates someone else’s copyright, trademark, or intellectual property rights. Copyright as defined by Copyright Law No. 28 of 2014. Copyright protection is automatically provided by Tiktok. But TikTok doesn’t shield the fundamental concepts or information. Original expression is the only thing protected by copyright. This excludes notions from mathematics as well as ideas, practices, and operational strategies.

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