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Who you follow on X that does not follow you back. One click unfollows. thexalgorithm.net

Follow shows you every account you follow on X that does not follow you back, and lets you clear them one click at a time without leaving X. Two lists: blue checks, and everyone else. Both are in chronological order, so the account at the top is the one you followed longest ago and have been waiting on the longest. WHY IT MATTERS X limits how many accounts you can follow until your own follower count catches up. Every account you follow that never follows back is one of those places spent on somebody who will never see what you post. Clearing them makes room for people who do follow back and who actually read you. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the button. It opens a panel on x.com. 2. It reads your following list and works out who does not follow you back. A large account takes a few minutes. 3. Each row has an Unfollow button. Press it and that one is gone. It paces you. The footer shows how many you have unfollowed this hour, starting at 100, and you can set that to 25, 50, 250, or no cap. X publishes no unfollow limit, but it does say accounts may not follow or unfollow in a bulk, aggressive or indiscriminate manner, so a slower pace is the safer one. Nothing is ever unfollowed on its own. Every single unfollow is a button you pressed. YOUR INFORMATION There is no account to create and it never asks for your password. It reads your following list in your browser, using the X session you are already signed in to, and the result stays in your browser so you can close the panel and carry on where you left off. Nothing is uploaded anywhere, to us or to anyone. There is no analytics, no tracking and no telemetry of any kind. Your last check is saved by your own browser so it does not have to read thousands of accounts again every time. Clearing your browser data for x.com removes it. CHECK IT YOURSELF You should not take a stranger's word for what an extension does, least of all on X. Two things you can check in under a minute, without taking anything on trust: The permissions. Chrome lists them before you install: x.com only. There is no "read your data on all websites" here, which is the one to be careful of. The network. Press F12, open the Network tab, and run it. Every request goes to x.com. Nothing is pointed at us or anywhere else. Follow comes from The X Algorithm, a book about how the X algorithm actually works and helps you get to the Original Content Rewards Program faster. https://thexalgorithmbook.com