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Evaluating the spikes in Indexed vs Not-Indexed

In the wake of this HCU that has pummeled our site, we are checking its overall health metrics. When checking the Page Indexing section of GSC, we noticed a spike in NOT-INDEXED around the time of the HCU.

When we asked our host (Big Scoots) about a similar spike some months back, they said it was nothing to worry about and the result of bots crawling nonsense pages.

Does anyone agree or disagree with that perspective? Should we be concerned about the spike in non-index since the HCU roll out? I can't post a screenshot in this forum but it doubled from 75k to 150k around Sep 6.

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Thank you for any wisdom you can share on this topic!

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