What actions does Twitter take if a tweet with manipulated media is reported?

If a tweet containing manipulated media is reported on Twitter, the platform will review the reported content to determine if it violates its policies. If Twitter determines that the media is significantly and deceptively altered or fabricated, with the intent to deceive or mislead users, the platform may take a number of enforcement actions, including:

1. Removing the tweet: If the tweet violates Twitter's manipulated media policy, the platform may remove the tweet and any associated media.
2. Adding a label: Twitter may add a label to the tweet warning users that the media may be manipulated or false. This label will provide context and information to help users make informed decisions about the content they engage with.
3. Limiting the visibility of the tweet: Twitter may limit the visibility of the tweet, making it harder for users to find and engage with the content.
4. Suspending or banning the account: If the user who posted the manipulated media has a history of violating Twitter's policies, the platform may suspend or ban the account.

It is important to note that Twitter's enforcement actions are designed to be proportionate to the severity of the violation, and the platform may take different actions depending on the specific circumstances of each case.

Additionally, Twitter encourages users to report any instances of manipulated media, as this helps the platform to detect and remove such content more quickly, and to maintain the integrity of the platform.