On 1st February 2023, Twitter launched a new appeal process for suspended accounts. Your suspended Twitter account may be reinstated under new criteria.
Twitter is updating its account suspension policy and giving 30 days to users who want to appeal against account suspension.
Twitter Safety Team has tweeted about the changes in the account suspension evaluation system based on the new criteria. https://twitter.com/TwitterSafety/status/1603960041463492608
Twitter is considering limiting the reach of tweets of accounts that violate Twitter policies rather than just removing them from the Twitter platform.
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From now on, Twitter will only suspend accounts with severe policy violations.
According to Twitter, Severe policy violation includes tweets about illegal content, harmful content, violent content, platform manipulation, and spamming.
The new Twitter account suspension policy will balance healthy conversations and protect users against hateful content.
To avoid suspension, you must understand and follow the new Twitter account violation policies.
It is also possible that some of the controversial content can remain on social media platforms.
Twitter's safety team will closely monitor the new suspension activities.
Suppose you are appealing to Twitter to reinstate your account. In that case, you should know that Twitter will check the influence of your content on Twitter users, availability of coverage, and source of the content to make the final decision.
Here is the Twitter Enforcement philosophy document that you should check.
Conclusion:
Twitter is updating its policies to make the platform user-friendly and engaging.
With the appeal process, Twitter gives users a chance with suspended accounts.
You can ask to reinstate your Twitter account if the account is suspended without severe violation.
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