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It's reality. Russians started to use something like that few days ago. Messages from Russian bots are hard to distinguish from real people, while real people a
by oneshtein 2y ago
It's reality. Russians started to use something like that few days ago. Messages from Russian bots are hard to distinguish from real people, while real people are shadowbanned by FB/YT. It's still relatively easy to see them (few dozens of new characters appears and start to sing almost in unison: stop the war, retreat early, leave occupied land to Russia, massive losses, etc.), but it's harder to catch them individually.
- libertine 2y agoWhat do you think would be a good way to give visibility? Like, for example, if a username had an automatic country-displayed flag at least it would stop those pretending to be from other nationalities.
- oneshtein 2y agoIn Ukraine, to fight with fake accounts, government designed BankID[1][2] system, based on experience of few other countries, such as Canada. In this system, user authenticity is confirmed by a bank. It would be nice to integrate BankID with FB/YT/etc., then display country of the bank. [1]: https://bankid.org.ua/ https://bankid.org.ua/ [2]: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rjRu1zCS2OmuXlUYDii_0AsGV3D9pfXSSQWxTG1TB-E/edit https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rjRu1zCS2OmuXlUYDii_0AsG...