When Twitter suspects you’re using a fake or automated account to increase your followers, likes, and retweets, it takes action by limiting the reach of your posts. This is known as a shadowban. Twitter does not notify you if they’ve placed a shadowban on your account, and it can be frustrating to figure out why your post engagements have dropped or your community reach numbers are restricted.
To avoid getting a shadowban on your twitter, you need to verify your email address and upload a profile picture. Also, make sure your Twitter account follows, mentions and retweets only real accounts. Twitter also considers your account’s history of community violations and whether you’re spamming or promoting something that goes against their rules.
A good way to check if you’re shadowbanned on twitter is to use a free tool called YUZURISA. You can find this by searching your Twitter username on the tool. If you can’t see your reply tweets on the results page, you might be experiencing a hard shadowban from Twitter X.
Another way to check is to look for a sudden drop in your post engagements. Moreover, you should stop using any services that add followers or likes on your behalf. This includes automated replies, bots and other services that violate Twitter’s terms of service. It is also important to delete any tweets that go against Twitter’s rules and guidelines. You can also take preventive measures by using TweetEraser, a tool that automatically finds and removes any post that goes against Twitter’s rules.