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Review Accounts Without a Profile Photo

Planned workflow: Find Following accounts confirmed to use an anonymous profile photo. Preview the result and protect exceptions before starting an unfollow task.

Can I review followed accounts without a profile photo?

The proposed rule uses an observed photo attribute, not a guessed classification. Unknown photo data must remain Unknown and whitelist protection still applies. This is not a released live cleanup feature.

How anonymous photos are identified

The proposed rule selects a known missing profile photo, not simply an image that failed to load. Photo classification needs source-specific compatibility testing.

Why missing images are not proof

A timeout, inaccessible image, or unknown photo field is not proof that an account has no photo. Exclude uncertain data from this selection.

Resolve photo filter conflicts

Require profile photo and Photo: Yes conflict with a No-profile-photo target rule. Resolve that conflict before requesting a preview.

Protect selected accounts

Keep important accounts on the whitelist even if they match the photo rule. A profile-image preference does not substitute for relationship verification.

Official sources & scopeChrome: storage and cookies — Local extension storage and service workersChrome: extension service worker lifecycle — Worker termination and persistent state

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