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30 Aug 2023集誌社#8299

Meta removes more than 8,600 Facebook and Instagram accounts over pro-China reunification messaging and disparagement of US and Taiwan; says they were linked to Chinese law enforcement personnel

Meta清場|剷逾 8600 個 FB、IG 戶口 涉統一說好中國、唱衰美台等 指與中國執法人員有關

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, said in a research report released on the 29th US time that it had removed more than 8,600 China-linked Facebook and Instagram accounts and pages, describing the operation as “the largest known cross-platform influence operation in the world”. It spanned more than 50 platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), TikTok and YouTube. Meta said it also found that the “Spamourflage” operation was linked to Chinese law enforcement personnel.

Facebook 母公司 Meta 在美國時間(29日)發研究報告表示,刪除了 8600 個與中國有關的 Facebook 、IG 帳戶和專頁等,形容為「全球已知最大規模的跨平台影響行動」,涵蓋超過 50 個包括 Facebook、IG、X (前身為Twitter)、TikTok 、YouTube 等平台,且發現此「垃圾訊息偽裝」(Spamourflage) 行動與中國執法人員有所關連。

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