The voice owner used by TikTok reveals the real-life image, even more surprising when he knows the reason

Beverly Standing, a professional voice actress in Ontario, Canada, is said to be the owner of the storming voice on TikTok.
Since its launch in late 2020, the text-to-speech feature has become one of the storming features on TikTok.

With the voice “easy to hear, easy to absorb”, the voice used by TikTok for the feature of converting from text to speech quickly made the community excited, becoming the subject of making video clips of the online community instead ” sister Google “. (Photo: Digital Media Wire) This has made the public even more curious about the appearance and identity of the woman behind this special voice. And in a recent move, the owner of the “voice” on TikTok has officially revealed, however, this person has sued TikTok for using his voice without permission. Beverly Standing, a professional voice actress in Ontario, Canada, is said to be the owner of the storming voice on TikTok. (Photo: Beverly Standing) The Independent reported that Beverly Standing, a professional voice actress in Ontario (Canada), sued ByteDance – TikTok’s parent company, in US court and demanded damages. According to Standing, she herself didn’t know until recently that she was part of this famous social media and music video platform. “I was dumbfounded when I first learned of it. I thought it was a myth, my voice was used for TikTok’s voice. I didn’t get paid for it,” Ms. Standing said. Ms. Standing said she herself did not know until recently that she was part of this famous social media and music video platform. (Photo: Gravy For The Brain) According to Ms. Standing, the recording she made for another company in 2018 was used to build this feature. She recorded about 10,000 sentences that she was told were for the translation service. Although she was paid a certain amount for the recordings, she was never told that it could be sold or licensed. (Image: BBC) Mrs. Standing – who only detects her voice in the app when a friend sends her video – fears it will hurt her career, as the text-to-speech feature allows users to type. Profanity and the application will simulate her voice to say these words. A TikTok spokesperson has not yet commented on the incident.