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#4Maybe it's the unsolicited messages to Elon Musk.
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#5Check Settings > Privacy and Safety > Your Tweets. There's a checkbox labeled "Mark media you Tweet as having material that may be sensitive" - is it checked?
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#6Maybe it's the unsolicited messages to Elon Musk.
I'd say so. But I mean, it's probably because the account looks like a bot posting random images and tagging big accounts.
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#8Check Settings > Privacy and Safety > Your Tweets. There's a checkbox labeled "Mark media you Tweet as having material that may be sensitive" - is it checked?
Yes. I unchecked it.
Thank you very much for your help.
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I'd say so. But I mean, it's probably because the account looks like a bot posting random images and tagging big accounts.
It really looks like a bot.
This is funny :)
I post all tweets myself. If I had a bot capable of doing that and also post all the comments I have posted here over the years, I'd take over the world.
So, I'll take the compliment.
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#10Check Settings > Privacy and Safety > Your Tweets. There's a checkbox labeled "Mark media you Tweet as having material that may be sensitive" - is it checked?
The more interesting question remains unanswered, however. What would possibly be the reason they would find those particular posts potentially sensitive? It seems as though the visual processing NNs they apply to pictures sensed some kind of adversarial content in what are perfectly innocent pictures (one of them is a picture of my room).
I don't expect a reply, I just thought I'd throw this out there. It intrigues me.