Tik-Tok-Unfollow-Bot-Python-Script-Android-

Python Script for unfollowing People on Tik Tok automaticly

TikTok Auto-Unfollow Script 🚀

This script automatically unfollows all accounts you follow on TikTok – except your friends (mutual follows are kept).

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✅ Supported Languages

The script works with TikTok in the following languages:

• 🇺🇸 English
• 🇩🇪 German
• 🇪🇸 Spanish
• 🇫🇷 French
• 🇧🇷 Portuguese
• 🇮🇹 Italian
• 🇯🇵 Japanese
• 🇰🇷 Korean
• 🇨🇳 Chinese

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📋 What you need

• A Windows, Mac or Linux PC
• An Android phone with TikTok installed
• A USB cable
• Python 3 (free)
• ADB (free)

⚠️ Android only! iPhones are not supported.

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🔧 Installation – Step by Step

1. Install Python

1. Go to python.org/downloads
2. Click "Download Python"
3. Run the installer – important: check the box "Add Python to PATH" before clicking install!
4. To verify it worked, open CMD (press Windows key → type cmd) and type:

   python --version
   

   You should see something like Python 3.x.x.

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2. Install ADB

ADB (Android Debug Bridge) is a tool that lets your PC communicate with your phone.

Windows:

1. Go to developer.android.com/tools/releases/platform-tools
2. Click "Download SDK Platform-Tools for Windows"
3. Extract the ZIP file somewhere easy to find (e.g. your Desktop)
4. Open CMD inside that folder: Shift + Right-click in the folder → "Open PowerShell/CMD here"
5. Type adb version – if you see a version number it worked ✅

Mac:

1. Install Homebrew if you don't have it
2. Open Terminal and type:

   brew install android-platform-tools
   

Linux:

sudo apt install adb

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3. Enable USB Debugging on your phone

1. Open Settings on your phone
2. Tap "About phone"
3. Tap "Build number" 7 times quickly until you see a message saying you are now a developer
4. Go back to Settings → you will now see "Developer options"
5. Open Developer options and enable "USB Debugging"

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4. Connect your phone to your PC

1. Plug your phone into your PC via USB
2. A popup will appear on your phone: "Allow USB Debugging?" → tap "Allow"
3. Verify the connection by typing in CMD:

   adb devices
   

   Your device should appear, for example:

   List of devices attached
   ABC123XYZ    device
   

   If it says unauthorized, check your phone – you need to confirm the popup.

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5. Download the script

1. Download unfollow.py from this page (top right → "Code" → "Download ZIP")
2. Extract the ZIP and place unfollow.py in the same folder as ADB

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▶️ Running the script

Prepare TikTok:

1. Open TikTok on your phone
2. Go to your Profile
3. Tap "Following" to open your following list
4. Keep this list open and your screen unlocked!

Start the script:

1. Open CMD in the folder where unfollow.py is located
2. Type:

   python unfollow.py
   

3. The script will start and show you everything you need to know!

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⌨️ Controls while the script is running

Key	Action
S	⏸ Pause the script
P	▶ Resume after pause
R	🔄 Restart from current position
Q	⏹ Quit the script cleanly

Tip: Press S if you want to manually scroll on your phone, then press P to continue.

If no buttons are found, the script will also ask:

Try again? (y/n):

• Press y → tries again (useful if you scrolled manually)
• Press n → script exits

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⚠️ Important notes

• Friends are NOT unfollowed – only one-sided follows are removed
• Don't do too many at once – take a break after 300-500 unfollows so TikTok doesn't temporarily block you
• Keep your screen unlocked – the script needs access to the screen
• Keep TikTok open – don't switch to other apps while the script is running

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❓ Common issues

"adb devices" shows nothing: → Check your USB cable, try a different one, confirm the popup on your phone

Script can't find any buttons: → Make sure you are actually on the Following list and not on your profile page

TikTok stops responding: → Restart TikTok, navigate back to the Following list, press R to restart the script

"Python is not recognized": → Reinstall Python and make sure to check "Add to PATH" this time

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📜 License

This script is free to use for everyone. Use it at your own risk – automated tools violate TikTok's Terms of Service.