This morning, my Twitter account was blocked, causing everyone to panic. I have studied the rules in detail (the latest update was in April 2025), and there are some things that are really easy to cheat on. Below, I will analyze them in detail: 1. The entire rule mainly involves four categories: security, privacy, authenticity, and third-party advertising of video content. 2. In short, for safety purposes, do not promote activities related to violence (including encouraging suicide, glorification, etc.), pornography, illegal activities, etc. Note that X specifically emphasized that adult content that is voluntarily posted by both parties needs to be labeled. 3. In short, in terms of privacy, do not easily open boxes for others and expose their personal information. 4. The more complex requirement is authenticity, which includes: untrue accounts, untrue behaviors, and untrue content. The ones that are relatively easy to step on are: 1) The use of automated scripts/application integration may be considered a violation. 2) Coordination and interaction between multiple accounts, manipulating comments. 3) Repeated posting/deleting of the same content, spamming, irrelevant replies, and other harassing behaviors, including copying, pasting, and repeatedly sending the same content. 4) The tags used in a single post are irrelevant to the content, or there are too many unrelated tags. 5) Changing the link resulted in the redirected content and title being different. 6) The transactions of the account itself may also be the focus of this lockdown, including buying and selling, subleasing, username buying and selling, and disguised reselling (specifically emphasizing accounts authenticated through the "paid association" program). 7) Using AI to publish suggestive content and fabricate facts. Combining with the recent involvement of Grok in Twitter's recommendation algorithm mechanism, it can be clearly felt that Musk's rectification efforts have significantly increased, and AI models may also be used for judgment. It is recommended that everyone try to minimize the use of third-party plugins and regularly check the application links of their accounts. Hanging gold tags is acceptable, but if it is not their own commercial logo, they should still be cautious. DYOR！