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- An investigation highlights 10 prolific social media accounts.
- These accounts shared over 60,000 posts, impacting the General Election.
- The influence of potential bot-like accounts is under scrutiny.
Decoding the Digital Influence on Elections
A recent probe sheds light on the digital undercurrents shaping political landscapes.
An in-depth investigation has brought to the forefront a group of 10 social media accounts that have collectively disseminated more than 60,000 posts. These accounts are suspected of having an ‘oversized influence’ on the General Election, raising concerns about the integrity of digital discourse. The prolific nature of their activity suggests they may be bot-like entities, potentially skewing public opinion and political debates. The findings underscore the need for vigilance against the manipulation of social platforms during critical democratic events.
