I don’t see how the entire screenshot would be any harder to photoshop. But you can look through this thread and find multiple different people confirming it on their ends too.
I see you’ve already seen that one, but the point is multiple people are having different results. Unless you think like 10 different people are independently lying about it.
Plus the one I linked earlier, plus OP. That’s 9 people saying it’s real in this thread alone. If you take a look in the reddit thread OP sent a few minutes ago, there are at least several dozen more people agreeing. Like thesetwo for quick examples.
My guess is its dynamic filtering, where the content it brings up is triggering filters. So depending on geolocation, ‘for you’ styling, etc, it is blocked or not, same with the other terms. Why this is happening, is the real question, what is triggering that ‘sensitive’ filter? What did they change, or what changed about the posts that flagged it?
What app are you searching for hashtags in? Is that facebook?
This is my instagram, I deleted facebook
This is what comes up in my instagram for the same search.
Can you post the entire screenshot? How do we know you didn’t just photoshop that?
Why would this work for me but not for you? Do you think you specifically are being targeted with results blocking? How do you account for this?
I don’t see how the entire screenshot would be any harder to photoshop. But you can look through this thread and find multiple different people confirming it on their ends too.
Like this one.
I see you’ve already seen that one, but the point is multiple people are having different results. Unless you think like 10 different people are independently lying about it.
There are articles about it
https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1i6h5h2/instagram_has_begun_censoring_hashtags_related_to/
A Reddit post is not an article.
The Reddit post directly links to an article. It’s not in English though.
https://yle.fi/a/74-20138247
Why not link directly to the article then instead of a Reddit post that links to an article?
Because the article isn’t in English, here is a English one https://techissuestoday.com/meta-auto-follow-trump-vance-blocks-democrat-hashtags/
Good question, linking the article directly definitely would have been better. I’m not the OP if you didn’t notice, I just saw the article link.
https://techissuestoday.com/meta-auto-follow-trump-vance-blocks-democrat-hashtags/
There are articles about Bigfoot
10 people is hard to coordinate, but I’ve only seen two people: OP and one other account (probably the one you linked to).
I think more readers need to try this themselves. Go to the Instagram app, search
#Democrator#democrat, and post the screenshot here.1
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Plus the one I linked earlier, plus OP. That’s 9 people saying it’s real in this thread alone. If you take a look in the reddit thread OP sent a few minutes ago, there are at least several dozen more people agreeing. Like these two for quick examples.
Works for me still. I wonder if they’re staggering things
My guess is its dynamic filtering, where the content it brings up is triggering filters. So depending on geolocation, ‘for you’ styling, etc, it is blocked or not, same with the other terms. Why this is happening, is the real question, what is triggering that ‘sensitive’ filter? What did they change, or what changed about the posts that flagged it?
They reversed it when it started making the front page of reddit etc.
It works again for me now, they’ll just shadow ban it now.
https://techissuestoday.com/meta-auto-follow-trump-vance-blocks-democrat-hashtags/
There are many articles about this, it’s also on the front page of reddit with hundreds of people confirming it