▣ X Shadow Ban / public signals only / 04 channels / no login
// public visibility instrument

Check if an X account is being quieted

Enter any public X username. X Shadow Ban runs four transparency-style visibility checks against public data and shows exactly what it could and could not measure.

// input / public handle
Try:

[ ok ]No password, cookie, or OAuth token is ever required.

Four visibility checks
04
Transparent scoring
100%
No password, cookie, or OAuth token is ever required
0
▣ Signal monitor● standby
CH01
Search suggestions
[SIGNAL]
CH02
Search visibility
[SIGNAL]
CH03
Hidden replies
[SIGNAL]
CH04
Reply ranking
[NO DATA]
// illustrative tracePublic data only · No login required

// policy

untestable

// access

Public data only · No login required

// 01 — measurements

Four visibility checks

Each check is independent and reports its own status, confidence and limitations.

How each check works →
  1. CH01

    Search suggestions

    Whether the public search box suggests the account when you type its username.

  2. CH02

    Search visibility

    Whether recent public posts from the account appear in X search results.

  3. CH03

    Hidden replies

    Whether recent public replies remain visible inside their original conversation threads.

  4. CH04

    Reply ranking

    Whether recent replies appear at normal positions in publicly visible reply lists.

// 02 — scoring

Transparent scoring

Only checks that could actually be measured count toward the score. Unmeasurable checks are reported as untestable — never silently treated as passes or failures.

// formula

visibilityScore = passedChecks / measuredChecks × 100
  • pass — no restriction observed
  • fail — evidence supports a possible restriction
  • untestable — public data was insufficient; excluded from the score
  • error — the check could not run; excluded from the score

If nothing can be measured, X Shadow Ban reports “Insufficient data” instead of a misleading 0.

// 03 — answers

Questions people ask most

No folklore, no invented countdowns — only what can be observed publicly.

Browse all answers →

// 04 — faq

Frequently asked questions

// ready when you are

Ready to check?

It takes about ten seconds and requires no account.

// input / public handle
Try:

[ ok ]No password, cookie, or OAuth token is ever required.