Your keyword filter works on regular posts but fails during TikTok Live. This is a known limitation — Live comments flow through a different pipeline.

TikTok Live chat comments are processed through a separate, faster pipeline than regular post comments. The keyword filter has limited coverage on this pipeline because Live chat requires real-time processing that keyword matching at scale cannot always deliver. At peak velocity (10+ messages per second), some comments pass through before the filter can process them.
Regular TikTok comments are processed asynchronously — the filter has time to check each one. Live chat comments are processed in a real-time stream where any delay means the message appears to viewers before the filter catches it.
At 10+ messages per second during popular Lives, the keyword filter cannot keep up with the volume. Some messages pass through the filter gap and appear to viewers before being retroactively hidden.
Live chat spam uses different patterns: rapid-fire identical messages, emoji floods, raid attacks from coordinated groups. These patterns do not match individual keywords — they require velocity and pattern detection.
Human moderators cannot keep up with 10+ messages per second. Restricting comments to followers only reduces reach. The only solution for high-velocity Live moderation is real-time AI that processes every message within milliseconds — faster than the keyword pipeline.
Post comments are processed asynchronously with more time for keyword matching. Live chat is a real-time stream where processing must happen in milliseconds. The keyword pipeline is too slow for Live velocity.
For small Lives (under 100 concurrent viewers), yes. For popular Lives (1,000+), no — the message velocity exceeds what any human team can process. AI moderation is the only scalable solution.
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