Last updated: August 4, 2026
TikTok Account Manager processes information only after the account owner grants permission through TikTok OAuth.
Depending on the approved permissions, the application may process the user's TikTok identifier, display name, avatar, profile statistics, video metadata, publishing information, access token, and refresh token.
Information is used to authenticate the authorized user, display permitted account information, list videos, publish user-selected content, and check publishing status.
The application never requests, receives, or stores the user's TikTok password. Authentication takes place directly on TikTok's website.
OAuth credentials may be stored securely on the private application server until the user logs out, revokes access, or the application owner removes them.
Personal information is not sold. Information is exchanged with TikTok only as necessary to provide the authorized API functions.
The user may revoke access through TikTok account settings and may remove locally stored authorization data by using the logout function.