Ask Do platforms treat accounts with fake followers differently from those that grew organically?

[Brajet]

Most major platforms have systems that can detect unusual follower patterns, like thousands of followers joining in a single day from accounts with no activity. When that happens, the platform may quietly reduce how far that account's content travels, even if no public action is taken. Accounts that grew slowly and naturally tend to have better engagement rates, which the algorithm also rewards. Do you think platforms are doing enough to deal with fake follower activity across social media?