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How to Avoid Copyright Strikes on Facebook and Instagram

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Hey gang!

Drex here from drexfactor.com and I wanted to talk a little bit about copyright strikes

and video on Facebook and Instagram.

I’ve been flagged a lot of times on both platforms for uploading videos with copyrighted

music, most often from uploading flow sessions that feature a popular song.

It hasn’t just been me, either.

I’ve talked to a lot of other flow artists and glovers who’ve gotten flagged for using

copyrighted music and it really sucks because Facebook will block you from uploading.

That block can last anywhere between two days and a month--apparently you can even get permanently

blocked if you receive enough strikes.

It’s a difficult process to appeal and the assumption always is that you do not have

the rights to use the music in your video.

And this sucks, right?

The whole reason you get blocked is that you have a piece of music that you truly love

and moving to it is how you show your appreciation.

So how to get around this?

Well, I’ve found three strategies that work.

So let’s take a look at them.

First, you can use music that isn’t under copyright.

There are LOTS of places online that hold archives of copyright free music.

A few of them include the Free Music Archive, Epidemic Sound, and Premium Beat.


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