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On facebook, fake accounts will often like legitimate pages so their accounts do not get flagged when liking pages that paid to be liked. It's not inconceivable
by mmanfrin 10y ago
On facebook, fake accounts will often like legitimate pages so their accounts do not get flagged when liking pages that paid to be liked. It's not inconceivable and probably likely that any highly-retweeted tweet will be again retweeted by bots to establish credibility for the bot account.
Additionally, the first 'truth' about this that the site provides is:
1. Hillary Clinton’s social media team use bots for establishing
the record of retweets during race 2016 social media war.
Zero evidence is provided to support this claim. The existence of bots retweeting a massively publicized tweet is not evidence that the social media team of a specific candidate intentionally paid for followers.
This is a very poor submission coming from an account that has submitted this blog 3 out of their total 4 submissions.