Oddly enough, posting the screenshots resulted in some users getting their account suspended or Twitter pulling the picture down.
[0]: https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/15...
Oddly enough, posting the screenshots resulted in some users getting their account suspended or Twitter pulling the picture down.
[0]: https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/15...
Apparently sworn statements have been made about this.
[0]: https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/company/2018/Setting-t...
This doesn't seem to contradict what's shown in the screenshot (which only shows blocking from the search and trends page).
Also what do people consider as a shadow ban?
- Removing the tweets from people’s feeds, and only showing them if you browse/go to the offending users profile ? (Personally I don’t think this counts as a shadow ban)
- The offending user is the only person who can see their tweets, even if other users look at their profile (This is shadow banning imo)