Twitter impersonation cases are out of control
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The answer from Twitter Support, they just focused on the bot account profile picture.
"Hello,
Thanks for providing this information. As a policy, we do not mediate user content, including images, unless it violates the Twitter Rules (https://twitter.com/rules). Based on this policy, we will not remove the reported image."
"Hello,
Thanks for providing this information. As a policy, we do not mediate user content, including images, unless it violates the Twitter Rules (https://twitter.com/rules). Based on this policy, we will not remove the reported image."
Have you tried reporting impersonation? You can do that here: https://support.twitter.com/forms/impersonation
I have reported the issue twice, but Twitter said that since I don't have copyright on the profile picture, they do nothing.
Seems like an script is using your account to grow something that looks like a valid user, then they will start spamming. Sadly, twitter doesn't care about non-famous users.
Pretty scary this new trend. They could create a replication bot and get seemingly original content avoiding deletion for spam from twitter, but still being able to inject spam in some of the tweets.
I suspect that Twitter's response would be very different if you had a - EXPENSIVE - verified account.
Doesn't a bot that replicate your tweets violate the Twitter Rules? Is being Twitter negligent?