There’s a lot of abuse reporting abuse. If you interact with people, there are psychos who will put you in some sort of list and constantly report you.

I have a friend who is a minor public figure who gets taken down this way regularly.

I started poking around his tweets, which led me to his reddit account, in which he complains about getting his Fidelity account suspended for what turned out to be posting his account number in public. I also found his blog, in which he has a post interacting with an obvious scammer and along the way gave out his social security number (it's still up there buddy, I'd think about blurring it out if I were you).

Anyway if that's a pattern it might have something to do with that.

This is basically unanswerable by anyone except Twitter employees, since nobody else has any insight into their banning algorithm.

No smart phone... and no twitter app install.

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