X Starts Cracking Down on Large Accounts Profiting from Plagiarized Tweets, Here’s the Particularly Malicious Example Officially Cited

X is cracking down on large accounts that repost small creators’ videos and posts to earn revenue shares.

Product lead Nikita Bier said most of the ad revenue from reposted content will be redirected to the original creators.

The platform is also targeting reuploads and watermark removal, which can hide attribution and enable abuse.

High-profile accounts such as Mario Nawfal and Massimo are seeing major cuts or suspensions in revenue share.

The move could shift payouts back to original posters, but it also highlights unresolved rules around attribution and creator monetization.