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73 incidents documented

Documenting AI-driven
platform enforcement

Platforms suspend accounts, remove content, and deny appeals at machine speed. They publish no enforcement APIs, no per-action statistics, and no audit trail. Platform Actions fills that gap—a structured, source-archived record of enforcement actions where AI involvement is reported or reasonably inferred. Every entry is what an affected person publicly reported, independently archived.

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73
Incidents documented
2
Platforms covered
23
Cross-incident findings
Dec 2023
Earliest documented
100%
Sources independently archived

Dataset insights

10%
Platform acknowledgment rate
7 of 73 incidents publicly acknowledged
22%
No specific policy cited
16 enforcement notices named no rule
AI pipeline stage
Detection 78% (57)
Classification 4% (3)
Execution 4% (3)
Appeals 3% (2)
Unknown 11% (8)
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  1. 1Enforcement Notice Policy Opacityhigh53 incidents
  2. 2Appeal Access Failure Patternshigh32 incidents
  3. 3Policy Citation Vagueness And Inconsistencymedium15 incidents
  4. 4Cross Platform Cascade Enforcementhigh13 incidents
  5. 5Meta Verified as False Assurancehigh10 incidents

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PA-2026-0073 Meta Account disable Source confirmed Jul 1, 2026
TecciPunch (@SayTreo) publicly reports that Instagram disabled their account (saytreo) on 1 July 2026, reportedly for violating Community Standards on fraud and deception; the reporter states the account was barely used ("I barely post or do anything on it") and the disable notice warns that all account information will be permanently deleted.
Reported by @SayTreo
PA-2026-0072 Meta Account restriction Source confirmed Jul 1, 2026
Mohita Nair (@mohitamusic) publicly reports that Instagram restricted her newly created account on 1 July 2026 — blocking the ability to view other people's followers until 2 July 2026 — reportedly because "the account, or activity on it, may deceive others to take their money, property or personal information"; the new account was created after her original @mohitamusic account was permanently disabled (PA-2026-0070).
Reported by @mohitamusic
PA-2026-0071 Meta Account disable Source confirmed Jun 29, 2026
@iamlauraferraz publicly reports that Meta permanently disabled her Instagram account, iamlauraferraz, on approximately June 29, 2026, reportedly for posting a video criticizing the sentencing of an Iranian woman for singing without a hijab.
Reported by @iamlauraferraz
PA-2026-0070 Meta Account disable Source confirmed Jun 23, 2026
Mohita Nair (@mohitamusic) publicly reports that Instagram disabled her main account on 23 June 2026, reportedly for violating Community Standards on account integrity; four additional linked accounts were disabled simultaneously and new accounts created afterward were suspended within an hour.
Reported by @mohitamusic
PA-2026-0069 Meta Account disable Source confirmed Jun 28, 2026
@azmyine_mahmood publicly reports that Instagram disabled their account mahmood_azmyine on June 28, 2026, reportedly for violating Community Standards on account integrity. The reporter states the account had been active for seven years, claims no prior violations, and characterizes the enforcement as having occurred without reason.
Reported by @azmyine_mahmood

How to use this database

Cite a record

Each incident carries a stable PA-YYYY-NNNN identifier. Cite by permalink—identifiers are permanent and will not be reassigned.

Platform Actions. PA-2026-0001. Accessed 2026.
https://platformactions.org/incidents/PA-2026-0001

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{ "mcpServers": { "platform-actions": {
"url": "https://platformactions.org/mcp" } }

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