Platform Accountability
Documented cases of social media platform suppression against creators, businesses, and political candidates. All cases listed here have supporting evidence including screenshots, analytics, timestamps, or video documentation.
Have documented evidence of platform suppression? Submit your case below. Include screenshots with timestamps, analytics showing before and after reach, and any communications from the platform.
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Technology Company / Political Candidate · August 2025
Account banned following period of 100M+ organic views. No policy violation cited.
AMILLI AI Corp
Registered Florida Corporation · 2026
Inauthentic behavior label applied to account of a registered Florida corporation with public incorporation records, active products, and a declared gubernatorial candidate as founder.
JJ Johnson — Declared 2028 Presidential Candidate
Federal Presidential Candidate / FEC Filed July 4, 2026 · August 1, 2026
Account suspended by automated system for inauthentic behavior with no human review, no specific conduct identified, and no meaningful appeal process. Fifth documented suppression action against Plaintiff. Suspension occurred days after Plaintiff publicly tagged Elon Musk regarding SEC disclosure obligations. Data download request also denied on same date despite active login — error message returned stating sign in to your account. Civil complaint filed in Middle District of Florida.
JJ Johnson — Declared 2028 Presidential Candidate
Federal Presidential Candidate / FEC Filed July 4, 2026 · July-August 2026
Five separate video uploads denied on TikTok platform. Identical video files uploaded successfully to Meta and Instagram without error, demonstrating the suppression is specific to TikTok and not attributable to file format, size, device, or internet connection.