I am writing this because I can no longer remain silent.

 

Across every major platform—KakaoTalk, YouTube, Facebook, and now even Change.org—I am being silenced.

My messages are automatically deleted. My accounts are banned or restricted without explanation.

I am kicked out of group chats without warning.

My comments vanish the moment I post them.

Even when I try to export my own conversations, the system says “error.”

 

This is not an accident.

This is not “just an algorithm.”

This is systemic erasure.

 

I speak about censorship, about foreign influence, about Korea’s sovereignty.

I ask uncomfortable questions.

And for that, I am digitally exiled.

 

I suspect my online presence has been flagged across multiple systems.

My name is shadowbanned, my voice algorithmically ignored.

I am watched, restricted, and isolated—not because I broke any rule,

but because I dared to resist.

 

This is not freedom. This is not democracy.

This is the silent suffocation of dissent through invisible code.

 

I call on people to see through the illusion of neutrality in digital platforms.

What you call “policy enforcement,” I experience as deliberate erasure.

 

I am not asking for sympathy.

I am demanding recognition.

 

Let this statement be recorded—not for them, but for all of us.

Because when they silence one voice like mine, they are testing how far they can go before you’re next.