What are the types of enforcement that may be used if someone violates the Twitter rules? (select three)

Twitter employs various enforcement actions when its rules are violated. Tweet-level enforcement involves actions taken against specific tweets, such as requiring their removal, limiting their visibility, or labeling them. This targets the problematic content directly. Account-level enforcement impacts the entire user account, ranging from temporary locks, read-only modes, or permanent suspension, depending on the severity and frequency of violations. This addresses persistent or severe misconduct by the account holder. DM-level enforcement focuses on direct messages, which can include restricting an account's ability to send DMs or removing problematic DMs. This ensures private communications also adhere to platform rules. "Ad-level enforcement" is not a standard, distinct category of enforcement for general rule violations; advertising policies are separate, though ad accounts can face enforcement for policy breaches.