v3.2 - August 18th

release date august 18, 2026 highlights this release introduces the account view — a dedicated, account centric workspace that lets moderators investigate accounts from a single page, moderators and t\&s managers can see an account's moderation history and behaviour over time, understand how it reports and is reported by other accounts, and review every communication sent to the person behind it v3 2 also brings automatic translation across the moderation console, more precise iwf keyword detection, and a round of reliability and workflow fixes new features account view nima now gives moderators a complete, account centric view rather than starting from a single piece of content, moderators can open an account and see everything nima knows about it in one place accounts are a first class subject you can search for and open directly — a new accounts area lets you look up any account by id or email — and access is governed by a dedicated permission, so admins can grant account investigation independently of case access the view is read only and built for review and investigation it brings the account's full context together without changing how enforcement decisions are made content & behaviour the profile opens on the account's identity and a set of at a glance account metrics alongside a violation trend chart and the most recent decisions on the account below, a filterable list shows the content the account was reported on, so a moderator can move from the big picture pattern down to the individual case in a couple of clicks filters for actions, policies, and content type accept multiple values at once to make narrowing down fast relationships the relationships tab maps an account's reporting relationships — the accounts that report it, and the accounts it reports — ranked by volume and shown with a founded rate this surfaces patterns that are hard to spot case by case, such as a high volume reporter whose reports are rarely founded, a signal of possible reporting abuse moderators can drill into the cases behind any relationship or step across to a counterpart account's own profile communications the communications tab is a read only, reverse chronological record of every communication nima has sent to the person behind the account — notifications, requests for information, and appeal messages — each linked to what triggered it and its delivery status it gives moderators the full communication history for an account in one timeline, without leaving the profile for the right adoption, check out account view guide docid\ rtktht u9b5mxzefcjqle automatic translation in the moderation console nima can now automatically translate content into english inside the console — including report text, reason for appeal messages, in console text content, and audio transcripts — so moderators can review multilingual content without switching to an external translation tool available on a per contract basis improvements more precise iwf keyword detection multi keyword iwf matches are now handled as their own detection signal, separate from single keyword and url matches, so teams can tune rules for the higher sensitivity multi keyword case independently faster, shareable debug reports row links on the debug reports page are now true links that support ctrl/cmd click to open in a new tab and copy link, and your search filters are preserved when you navigate back from a report's detail view more efficient cascaded actions cascaded actions now send a single webhook for the actioned flag instead of one per related item, reducing webhook spam email logic is unchanged all users (the reported account and reporters) are still notified as before security hardening for shared links links that carry view state are now generated and validated server side, strengthening access control for shared and bookmarked urls bug fixes reliable text moderation responses moderated text containing certain code like character patterns no longer corrupts the response payload portal token reliability fixed timeouts that could cause enforcement/appeals portal token generation to fail under load