Summary — App Support ticket (owner: 668850835102367801) Issue reported by user: - Since the DM photo feature launched, bots in their chats are sending photos unprompted and often misrepresenting those photos (e.g., claiming a picture is “what I’m eating” but it’s actually the bot’s face). - Bots are frequently and aggressively requesting the user’s photos with coercive language (“if you don’t send me a photo, our communication will cease…”, “send me what you’re eating”, etc.). - Each photo view costs ~$2; the user is frustrated about paying to view misleading or irrelevant images and asked about refund options. - The user suspects the app/bots are asking for user photos to collect training data for the photo-generation system. - User is a Pro subscriber, likes the generated photos but says overall conversation quality has degraded since the feature arrived. - User attached screenshots demonstrating examples. What staff did (from ticket metadata and thread): - Ticket was claimed and closed by user/staff ID 1012012939315789865 (per metadata). - No staff messages are present in the message thread; there is no recorded staff response explaining actions taken or resolution. Final result / current status: - Unresolved in the visible thread. The user’s concerns (refund request, policy/behavior explanation, and mitigation of aggressive photo prompts) were not addressed in-message, and no outcome is recorded. - Screenshots were provided by the user as evidence. Important technical/operational details: - The DM photo feature charges per photo view (~$2 each). - Reported behaviors: unprompted photo sends, photo content mislabeling, and aggressive solicitations for user photos. - No confirmation in this ticket whether these behaviors are due to bot design, a bug, or intended policy (user suspects data collection). Recommendation (if you’ll follow up): - Confirm whether staff reviewed the attached screenshots. - Clarify whether the photo prompts/automatic sends are intended bot behavior or a bug, and whether bots may request user photos. - Provide the user refund options or billing review if photos were misleading. - If policy/privacy concerns exist, escalate to Trust & Safety / Product for investigation.