No, nothing. Just a very vague sentence about "flagged due to suspicious activity". Generally all social media seem to offer very little information. And proba

No, nothing. Just a very vague sentence about "flagged due to suspicious activity". Generally all social media seem to offer very little information. And probably for good reason: If a black-box non-interpretable deep net flagged me, the company itself may not really have a good explanation. Perhaps all the people that moved their mouse really fast that day over thr screen where found to be (spuriously) correlated with fraudulent behavior. Did you move your mouse too fast? Bad luck, now your account is restricted. Of course no one could tell you that, if that is what is going on, so companies resort to vague statement. There really should be a law (or a lawsuit?) about this. Hey LinkedIn, if you're reading this pop me an email jellymax@protonmail.com to get my account unstuck before I'll drag your name through the mud all over he place! :D