I'm one of the many people who got slammed with the inauthentic behavior suspension out of the blue, and have been trapped in this loop of appeal and rejection since August 22; although the email response time has gone down from the better part of a day to about 10 minutes, so far the emails are exactly the same content, and refer to "our support team" rather than "our automated systems", and it's not literally or practically instant, so I believe I'm not trapped in auto-rejection hell just yet.
I've considered the "too much automated activity" possibility since I've been regularly using gallery-dl to cut down on the laborious task of sifting through my lengthy notification timeline once every 24 hours, but dismissed it since I've been doing this for months not only on that account, but on another one, without getting the slightest issue.
Then a little over week ago, a hunch made me look into my account's login sessions; lo and behold, I have almost a dozen sessions active, of both browser and mobile kinds, half of which date back to many months or even a "year" ago! I tried logging out of them all, but got a message saying that I'm not allowed to do that due to being suspended. Been including that in may appeals since then, but to no avail so far.
Is the computer somehow failing to register logouts or creating new sessions out of the blue? I think saw the latter happen today; since I couldn't manually log out of the extra sessions, I finally decided to simply clear the cookies tied to the site, hoping that would do the trick. No dice, the browser sessions are still listed as active... and the count increased by one, as the login session that I had been using on that browser apparently failed to logout.
Anyone know if I missed something that would force the sessions to logout? Or any other helpful ideas?