PlatformsFacebookProfile

ProfileCometTimelineAccountStatusNoticeQuery

Domainprofile
Kindquery
doc_id38918627047782071
Path/api/graphql/
SendsuserID
Readsix_account_status
Called fromProfileCometTimelineAccountStatusNotice.react
reaev_e7ce85b4fb4b9a65d3881daa538a13ccf21782d27a77bd4283d96483a17f3a67

Seen 2 time(s) in 1 run(s).

ActionOur stepTimesStatusTookAfter step startErrors
hostPOST 200 /ajax/bulk-route-definitions/ (752 ms)1200409 ms5062 ms—
hoststep 9: saveState1200382 ms1527 ms—

What it does

Asks whether a notice about the account's standing should show on its own timeline (ix_account_status): restrictions and warnings Facebook places above the profile's posts. Fired with the header, 5 s after /me, in about 0.4 s.

What our machine does with it

It is the profile page's own word on the account's standing, read in the same load as the header. The account check today reads the page text; this answer is the request to read instead (rule 25) when a restricted account (Pittsburgh, Wilkes-Barre) is checked.

What can go wrong

A non-empty ix_account_status means Facebook shows a notice: the account is restricted or warned, a reason to stop acting on it. Empty means no notice.