Meta links phony accounts to people ‘associated with the US military’

U.S. military of using fake Facebook accounts against Asia, Middle East: Meta

The posts were made mainly during the U.S. East Coast business hours and in Arabic, Farsi and Russian.

Facebook Confirms Ties to US Military and Military-Linked Propaganda Campaigns - Military Accounts Also Found on Google-YouTube and Twitter

Facebook recently confirmed its ties to the US military and military-linked pro-war propaganda pages on its platform. Meta announced the finding in their Adversarial Threat Report, 3rd Quarter, 2022. United States: We removed 39 Facebook accounts, 16 Pages, two Groups and 26 accounts on Instagram for violating our policy against coordinated inauthentic behavior. This network…

Meta confirms US military-linked propaganda campaign

Facebook’s parent company Meta has confirmed the discovery of a propaganda network linked to individuals “associated with the US military”

Fake Facebook accounts in the Middle East linked to the US military

In a new report Meta has identified an online campaign targeting Algeria, Iran, Iraq, Syria and countries in Central Asia to promote American interests...

Meta claims to have uncovered US military-linked online propaganda

Meta's latest adversarial-threat report says that individuals associated with the US military are linked to an online propaganda campaign. This was the first such campaign to have been taken down by a big-tech company. It supported the US and its allies, and propagated against countries such as Russia, China and Iran. However, experts say it didn't seem to have had much of an impact and user engagement was very less.

Meta links US military to social media influence campaigns

Didn't say they were good, though – covert ops apparently got 'little to no engagement' from targets