Influence Ops Records

Directory · 36 entries

Platform rules on inauthentic behaviour

Each row is one rule as the platform words it, with the enforcement the platform describes or has reported. Rule texts are taken from the platforms' current policy pages, and dates are given where the page shows one 5,12,15. Enforcement figures come from the platforms' own threat or transparency reports and cover the period stated in each row 3,13,14.

Last checked 24 October 2026

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Notes

  • Platforms define these rules in their own words, so rows from different platforms are not directly comparable 1,512.
  • Enforcement figures cover different periods and units, such as networks, accounts or channels. They should not be added together 3,10,13.

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Sources

  1. Meta: Q4 2024 Adversarial Threat Report (February 2025)
  2. Meta: The State of Influence Operations 2017-2020 (May 2021)
  3. Meta: What We Saw on Our Platforms During 2024's Global Elections (3 December 2024)
  4. Meta: Adversarial Threat Report, Second and Third Quarter 2025 (December 2025)
  5. X Help Center: Platform manipulation and spam policy (March 2023)
  6. X Transparency Center: X Moderation Research Consortium
  7. YouTube Help: Spam Policy
  8. YouTube Help: Fake engagement policy
  9. YouTube Help: Impersonation policy
  10. Google Threat Analysis Group: TAG Bulletin: Q4 2025 (29 January 2026)
  11. Google Publisher Center Help: Google News policies
  12. TikTok Community Guidelines: Integrity and Authenticity (March 2023)
  13. TikTok: Strengthening our approach to countering influence attempts (23 May 2024)
  14. TikTok: Bringing even more transparency to how we protect our platform (18 December 2024)
  15. Bluesky: Community Guidelines (19 September 2025)
  16. Snap: Community Guidelines
  17. OpenAI: Usage policies
  18. OpenAI: Disrupting malicious uses of AI: October 2025 (7 October 2025)