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shadow banning
Shadow banning is the practice of restricting content visibility or reach on social media platforms without explicitly notifying the creator, often through algorithmic suppression or age-gating.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche addresses shadow banning primarily through the lens of TikTok's AI-driven content moderation, examining how the platform's automated systems restrict visibility of occult, spiritual, and consciousness-related content. The topic reflects broader concerns about digital censorship of esoteric material and how creators navigating spiritual spaces adapt to invisible algorithmic boundaries.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside shadow banning
platform censorshipPlatform censorship refers to the removal, restriction, or suppression of content by digital platforms through moderation policies, algorithmic limits, or outright bans on creators and accounts.content moderationContent moderation refers to the enforcement of community standards and platform rules within a livestream or online space, including removing disruptive users, managing banned language, and addressing harassment to maintain a safe environment.AIArtificial intelligence refers to computer systems designed to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, including language processing, image generation, and predictive analysis.TikTokTikTok is a short-form video social media platform known for algorithmic content distribution and community engagement features. It has become a primary space for creators to reach audiences through viral clips and live streaming.social media algorithms
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