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TikTok Temporary label and shadowban on a NSFW Twitter account.

Excunian

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I recently made an NSFW Twitter account in a specific niche and have been posting a lot (not retweeting) every day. I also go into other accounts and follow a lot of their followers. Sometimes, I comment on other NSFW posts. So far, I’ve gained about 32 followers and received hundreds of engagements in just a few days. I’ve been happy with the progress until today, when I logged in and saw that my account was locked right after I tried liking a comment. I completed the email verification, and now my account has a temporary label, plus my follower count dropped to zero. I logged out of all my accounts, and when I logged back in, my follower count was back to normal, but the temporary label is still there. I checked my account here: https://shadowban.yuzurisa.com, and here’s what I got:

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I just checked the status of other large NSFW accounts with about 19k and 82k followers that post similar content to mine, and I see:

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And here’s what I found:
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So how are these accounts doing it? Or are they also shadowbanned like me (I don’t see the “Ghost Ban” on them)? I know my activity over the past few days might look spammy because I followed a lot of people, sometimes getting that “you can’t follow more” message, but I’d keep following once that message went away (I did this because Twitter lets you follow 400 people per day, so I didn’t really understand the warning). But how can I grow this account if I can’t do that? It feels like I’m starting from scratch, and this was the strategy everyone talked about—plus engaging in comments—but that’s all I’ve been doing. So is it no longer possible to grow an NSFW account from the ground up, or am I missing something?
 

Haner

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Following a lot of people, replying to many, posting too much, and similar actions can get your account locked or shadowbanned. Also, keep your accounts logged in. If you're logging in and out every day, you're creating new login sessions each time.

Are you posting explicit content or just suggestive pictures? Are your posts marked as sensitive content?
 

Excunian

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Following a lot of people, replying to many, posting too much, and similar actions can get your account locked or shadowbanned. Also, keep your accounts logged in. If you're logging in and out every day, you're creating new login sessions each time.

How much of it is mass following, replying, and so on? From what I know, Twitter lets you follow up to 450 people a day, and I don’t do that many. I usually post about 5-8 times a day. I stay logged in all the time on my main browser.

Are you posting explicit content or just suggestive pictures?

It’s not exactly soft, but it’s not extreme either. It’s definitely not soft core, but there are porn accounts on X that post more explicit stuff than mine all the time.

Are your posts marked as sensitive content?

Yeah.
 

Newagen

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There's usually an ideal amount of activities and interactions you should do each day. The number can change, but it's best to figure out where the limit is and try not to go over it. Also, try to spread your activities throughout the day instead of doing them all at once (especially if you're using automation tools).
 
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