TechFlow reports that on March 13, in response to community concerns over X’s unexplained suspension of numerous genuine users, Nikita Bier—X’s Head of Product and Solana Advisor—issued a statement clarifying that the issue stemmed primarily from an error in the newly launched spam-filtering system, and that approximately 99% of the erroneously suspended accounts have since been reinstated. Within roughly 12 hours, the new anti-spam filter mistakenly flagged a subset of legitimate accounts as spam accounts, temporarily preventing a small number of users from accessing their accounts. Nikita Bier also noted that, as AI technologies continue advancing, spam has become one of the platform’s most significant risks. X is continuously increasing investment in and upgrading its anti-spam tools. Although the system achieves high accuracy in spam detection under most circumstances, this particular vulnerability briefly deprived a small number of users of account access.
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