On September 17 Douyin launched a dedicated reporting channel for voice impersonation to address rising AI voice infringement. The platform introduced verifiable evidence submission and a two-way appeal process to create a closed-loop governance system. This upgrade responds to a doubling in voice rights reports and follows the removal of over 538000 AI infringement videos in April 2026. Douyin is enhancing voiceprint recognition technology to protect biometric features aligning with China's Civil Code Article 1023. This move marks a shift from traditional copyright management to refined protection of personal rights in the generative AI era setting a new compliance model for content platforms.