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I consider myself an ex-anonymous guy from the days of the yore. Think back in 2010. Around the same time, twitter was heating up as a "troll war" between three major groups. 1. Pro India. 2. Pro Pakistan. 3. Pro Kashmir independence. I was in the 3rd group and I remember spending time, 14 hours at times to fighting trolls. There was some sort of flame wars but nothing too difficult. I remember learning a lot of stuf…
I consider myself an ex-anonymous guy from the days of the yore. Think back in 2010. Around the same time, twitter was heating up as a "troll war" between three major groups. 1. Pro India. 2. Pro Pakistan. 3. Pro Kashmir independence. I was in the 3rd group and I remember spending time, 14 hours at times to fighting trolls. There was some sort of flame wars but nothing too difficult. I remember learning a lot of stuf…
Do these wars actually change something?
Anecdotally, I feel that some sort of tool like this is being used on YouTube as well. I don't use other 'social media' platforms. I've created two accounts, one where I mostly watch left-wing videos and one where I watch more right-wing videos. Mostly local news and political discussions. From the comment sections, it seems that the left-wing videos are very often 'under attack', as if someone sees a new upload from…
The alleged "antagonist" refutes this article [1] as a lie. I'm not saying it isn't true. [1] https://mobile.twitter.com/DevangVDave
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I don't think that's possible.
How do they verify phone number OTP's? Do they have access to SMS data through telecom companies too? SMS OTP's are insecure anyway.
Focus on "right-wing propaganda" is important enough to be included in headline, but never mentioned again. Suggests to me that this article is scaremongering. Do you really think any organized group isn't using social media automation at this point, be that left or right?
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>The source did not provide The Wire direct access to the Tek Fog app. They claimed that this was due to the presence of various security restrictions – including the requirement of three one-time passwords (OTPs) to login to the app dashboard and the use of a local firewall that prevents access outside of the facility. I don't think that's possible.
Even without tools like this, the BJP are already known to have groups of people employed to push their messages across social media and reply to any dissenting posts.
It's a shame Congress is so bad at keeping up with the times to mount an effective counter party. While the AAP are too small.