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Post Our X (Twitter) account has been restricted again, and this time it's not yet been restored.

5 April 2025
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ReplyX(Twitter) has lifted the suspension on the FOSS Android Twitter Handle. Catch up on all our updates now at https://x.com/foss_Android Join us on Mastodon to ensure you never miss an update, in case the unexpected happens again: https://mstdn.social/@foss_android @foss_Android
Our X (Twitter) account has been restricted again, and this time it's not yet been restored. We're unsure why this keeps happening — could it be the name FOSS 'Android'? Or maybe because we promoted our Mastodon account? If you have any insights, drop them in the comments. In the meantime, we won’t be focusing on X for now. Follow us on Mastodon to stay updated without interruptions: https://mstdn.social/@foss_android @foss_Android
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