Twitter Shadowban Checker

Search Ban completely hides your tweets from Twitter search results, regardless of quality filter settings. This includes hashtag searches, making your content invisible to anyone not already following you. Your tweets won't appear in search results even if someone searches for your exact username or specific keywords from your posts. This severe restriction limits your reach and engagement potential, typically triggered by algorithmic flagging for spam-like behavior or violations of Twitter's terms. Search bans are often temporary for active accounts but can become permanent if flagged behavior continues, effectively silencing your content from broader discovery on the platform.

Search Suggestion Ban prevents your account from appearing in Twitter's dropdown search suggestions and people search results when users search while logged out. Your account won't be recommended to users typing similar names, though direct username searches may still work. The algorithm considers tie strength, so your account might appear to users with strong connections but remain invisible to others. This subtly limits your growth and discoverability without completely blocking searches. Typically applied to accounts exhibiting bot-like behavior or flagged for potential spam activities, this restriction hinders organic network expansion through Twitter's recommendation system.

Ghost Ban combines search restrictions with complete invisibility of your reply tweets to other users. Your Twitter experience appears normal - you see your tweets and notifications - but others, especially non-followers, cannot see your replies in conversations. This creates a false sense of engagement where your contributions exist in a parallel Twitter universe visible only to you and close connections. Triggered by excessive tweeting, aggressive following patterns, or spam-like behavior, this isolation severely damages engagement and community building as your conversational contributions reach only a fraction of their intended audience, making you effectively invisible in discussions.

Reply Deboosting hides your replies behind 'Show more replies' barriers when Twitter's algorithms flag potentially harmful behavior. This filtering is personalized and often doesn't affect followers, creating inconsistent visibility. Your replies may require extra clicks to view or be hidden completely from non-followers. The algorithm uses signals like tweet frequency, reply patterns, and user reports to determine restrictions. In severe cases, accounts may be classified as 'offensive,' triggering even stricter visibility limits. This particularly damages accounts relying on reply engagement, as it effectively removes your voice from conversations and limits your ability to interact with the broader Twitter community.