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| | | | | Fact-checkers scrambled to deal with faked audio recordings released days before a tight election, in a warning for other countries with looming votes. | |
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| | | | | India's next election will be partly decided online. But even before the internet reached the country's rural regions, divisive videos were distributed using hard drives and laptops. | |
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www.techtransparencyproject.org
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| | | | | Facebook hosts a thriving black market for fake and stolen accounts. Some sellers are offering accounts that can run political ads in India, raising election interference fears. | |
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| | | Oh, the irony! The same Leftists who advocate 'punching Nazis' and proclaim themselves sworn foes of fascism have fervently embraced the exterminationist position in regard to Israel. Somewhere in Hell, Hitler and his pet Muslim, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, are cheering their latter day disciples | ||
