Sidharth

There is an organized harassment campaign unfolding on X, in broad daylight, and I have yet to see a SINGLE account suspended. People are publicly exposing random email addresses, falsely claiming they belong to me. Some are openly BRAGGING about signing these email addresses up for pornography, OnlyFans, and other unwanted services. One individual even claimed to have registered me with the Pakistani Army. Others have made equally bizarre claims about prison-related services. They have circulated morphed, manipulated, and edited photographs of an individual, falsely identifying that person as me and exposing them to harassment. (this is happening the second time ) And here’s the extraordinary part: THEY AREN’T EVEN HIDING IT. They’re publicly boasting about their actions, apparently confident that there will be absolutely no consequences. This is not free speech being exercised in good faith. This is not political disagreement. This is not legitimate criticism. This is targeted harassment, false identification, misuse of personal information, and a deliberate attempt to intimidate, humiliate, and silence someone. These activities appear to violate multiple provisions of X’s own rules. Yet despite how brazen and public this conduct has become, I have seen virtually ZERO meaningful enforcement. And here’s another example. An account is openly circulating a manipulated image using my profile picture, falsely claiming that I violated my visa conditions and was deported. A completely fabricated allegation about my me, dressed up as supposed evidence and circulated publicly to damage my reputation. And what has happened to that account? As far as I can see, NOTHING. Where exactly is X’s Trust and Safety team? Where is the accountability? How much more blatant does an organized harassment campaign need to become before the platform decides to enforce its own rules? Does someone have to suffer actual, irreversible harm before X decides that its policies are worth enforcing? Because when people can publicly boast about harassment, spread fabricated allegations, misuse personal information, and circulate manipulated images without any visible consequences, it sends a dangerous message: That harassment is tolerated as long as the perpetrators are sufficiently shameless about it. Right now, I am seeing plenty of policies and very little enforcement.