Nextdoor

- won't let you delete a business page<br/>- automatically sells sensitive data which you have to manually turn off if you don't want them to do<br/>- doesn't let you pick profile/background photos from an album and makes you scroll all the way through

Most of the time I have to sign almost every day so I just exit out

My community is very small and yet there are more ads than local posts. Too many for me to continue.

Support is from the community

**Review of Nextdoor Moderation Practices**<br/><br/>Nextdoor, designed as a community platform for neighbors to connect, buy, and sell, has a significant flaw in its moderation system that leaves users vulnerable to arbitrary account deactivation. The app relies on volunteer moderators—fellow users—who have the power to shut down accounts without clear guidelines or consistent oversight.<br/><br/>My experience with Nextdoor has been frustrating and disheartening. I primarily use the app to sell items within my neighborhood, dedicating countless hours to listing over 200 items. Yet, my account has been deactivated three times, often without warning or explanation. The first incident occurred after I sent a prayer to a neighbor in distress, an act of kindness that apparently violated community standards. Despite seeing other posts discussing faith, my comment was deemed inappropriate, raising questions about the moderation's consistency and fairness.<br/><br/>The second deactivation was triggered by a political comment I made on someone else's post. While my account was suspended, I observed that other users' posts, including those that were politically charged, remained untouched. This inconsistency is troubling and suggests a bias in moderation practices. Most recently, I was required to upload my driver's license for verification, a step my spouse was not asked to take, which felt discriminatory.<br/><br/>Nextdoor’s reliance on unpaid moderators without sufficient oversight leaves users feeling targeted and powerless. The lack of accountability has led to numerous complaints and even class action lawsuits against the platform. My disputes regarding account closures have been met with a dismissive response, emphasizing that moderators act at their own discretion, regardless of fairness.<br/><br/>In summary, while Nextdoor has the potential to foster community connections, its moderation system needs significant reform to ensure user rights and fair treatment.

This has been so helpful to me!

The new font is weak &amp; thin and needs to be more bold. <br/><br/>The “Author” font for posts is now too light and needs to be more bold. <br/><br/>The new configuration and layout is awful. <br/><br/>Why did you feel the need to change &amp; update something that was better to begin with than this new update??<br/><br/>Nextdoor app is now filled with so much politics that combined with all the above, there is more reason for me to spend less &amp; less time you the app. <br/><br/>Congratulations Nextdoor — you’ve succumb to all the other social media platforms. You stood out more before because you were DIFFERENT.

I was put in read only mode and wasn’t given the reason?