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Facebook Removes 2 Unconnected Networks for Foreign and Government Interference

One originated in the country of Georgia, while the other was from Vietnam and the U.S.

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By David Cohen

January 2, 2020

Facebook revealed late last month that it removed two unconnected networks of accounts, pages and groups for engaging in foreign and government interference—one originating in the country of Georgia, and the second in Vietnam and the U.S.

David Cohen
david.cohen@adweek.com David Cohen is editor of Adweek's Social Pro Daily.
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