The Twitter corporation has apologized to me for suspending my account for tweeting about how the co-founder of BLM has bought a $1.4 million house in 1.4% black Topanga Canyon, home tom 1970s mellow singer-songwriters: 
Here's a screenshot my offending post. (I wonder if Twitter has apologized to suspended sportswriter Jason Whitlock as well?)
Twitter has a Kafkaesque policy of not explaining which rules of theirs your offending tweet has violated. You are just supposed to guess.
It's not at all unreasonable for Twitter to ban tweets disclosing specific home addresses (e.g., John Lennon used to joke that despite his "imagine no possessions" lyric, he owns several apartments in the Dakota.
On the other hand, Topanga Canyon is 50 mountainous square kilometers. Plus, it's famous for being appealing to very white entertainers but very few black entertainers, which makes the irony of the BLM co-founder buying a house there, far from black riots inspired by BLM, funny.
There has long existed a huge genre of Celebrity Real Estate Porn. The LA Times runs 100s of articles per year about celebrities wheeling and dealing in houses. Seal Team Six could figure out where thousands of celebrities live, but most potentially violent crazies won't bother.
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