Sometimes a question is wrong, ambiguous, outdated, or just annoying. When that happens, flag it.
On the result screen after you answer, look for “Something wrong with this question?” at the bottom. Tap it, and the flag is filed. That is the whole flow. You do not lose your toll, the minutes you earned stay earned, and you go back to your scroll as normal.
Flags go straight into our editorial queue, and a human reviews every one. Questions that are wrong get fixed or pulled. Questions that are technically right but reliably flagged get rewritten, because a toll that starts an argument with the tollbooth is a badly designed toll.
Honestly, if it annoyed you, flag it. Worst case, an editor disagrees with you in private.
Flagging fixes questions we have. For subjects we do not cover yet, use the topic request box instead. You will find it during onboarding on the topic step, and on the coming soon screen in the app. Requests are read the same way flags are, and they directly influence which topic ships next.
There is a modest daily cap on flags per device to keep the queue sane, but you will never hit it flagging in good faith.