> Now that you know you’re up against an automated policy enforcement AI, your goal is to look as much as possible like the training data. Unfortunately, this can be easier said than done since we do not have access to the training data. > > All is not lost, however. You have actionable info in the simple fact that what your app looks like now is not acceptable.
https://blog.pushbullet.com/2022/10/27/how-we-became-the-wor...
I still see an exclamation mark in mobile Chrome, but it looks like the big scary red interstitial is gone from most browsers I've seen. Perhaps it was enough different people reporting false positive? Or maybe a re-scan or manual action. Unclear but it's appreciated. Wish there was more transparency (ironic given the "transparencyreport" subdomain that URL is hosted at).
Meanwhile, it's truly incredible how fully my site is now blocked off from the world. Firefox Android won't even let me access it, while Chrome hides the click-through underneath the "details" button. My friends who use the site are understandably concerned, but there's not much I can do. It's crazy how a false positive in one centralized system can impact my little piece of the fediverse.