How do I unsloppify my TikTok FYP?

Recently I’ve begun getting a lot more AI slop on my for you page. I guess it’s because of AI now being able to operate software like Blender right?

Either way, my real question is: how do I get rid of it? I want my for you page to be genuine authentic content but I can’t seem to find a setting that lets me block out the slop.

Any help would be much appreciated!!!

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sweetnsourale•about 15 hours ago•1

- unfollow slop accounts
- do not engage with slop accounts. Don’t watch them or comment or like comments on them
- do not like any videos with common Ai slop hashtags on them
- search a different topic every day you want to see & like those of videos, comment on them
- follow creators whose content you really like from those searches
- long press and then say “not interested” to ai slop
- mute ai slop
- if there is a phrase or sound you hate hearing, long press, select “not interested ” open the details menu and select the audio

Good luck bud.

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