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As of Jan, Twitter has taken down 3,800+ Russian-connected Internet Research Agency accounts; Collins usess the TN GOP account with 140K followers that was actually backed by Russian IRA member as example... she asks:
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As of Jan, Twitter has taken down 3,800+ Russian-connected Internet Research Agency accounts; Collins usess the TN GOP account with 140K followers that was actually backed by Russian IRA member as example... she asks:
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Once you take down the impostor accounts, what do you do to notify followers of those accounts?
Dorsey: We simply haven't done enough. We didn't have enough communication going out in terms of what was seen, what was tweeted or what people were falling into.
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Dorsey: We simply haven't done enough. We didn't have enough communication going out in terms of what was seen, what was tweeted or what people were falling into.
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"Transparency is where we need most work/improvement," he adds.
"We need to meet people where they are and if we determine people were subject to any falsehoods or manipulation of any sort, we do need to provide full context of that."
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"We need to meet people where they are and if we determine people were subject to any falsehoods or manipulation of any sort, we do need to provide full context of that."
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Collins says we need "something more than the tombstone" of that company to be posted online, but "we need to tell people they were victims of a foreign influence campaign."
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Sandberg says for FB, they've notified people directly if they liked the original IRA accounts; and at an event held in D.C. area recently, FB notified people the event organizer was fraudulent.
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