Facebook removes two foreign interference networks targeting the US

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Facebook removed two separate networks from its platform for violating policies related to foreign interference and government interference. It also removed one inauthentic network targeting Myanmar.

“Today we removed three separate networks for violating our policy against coordinated inauthentic behavior,” Facebook wrote in a press release on Tuesday. “Two of these networks targeted the United States, among other countries, and one network originated in and targeted domestic audiences in Myanmar.”

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