Mimicking and misrepresentation are inauthentic, and inauthentic lives feel hopeless.
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By the early 20th century, Martin Heidegger was distinguishing not just between authentic and inauthentic modes of being, but between authentic and inauthentic language.
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In contrast, YouTube performed the best at countering inauthentic likes and fake video views, and was the most costly of all the social networks to purchase such inauthentic activity.
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Next to Jackson's world, it looks "inauthentic" (and viewers of a certain age may automatically view it that way), but Jackson's world probably looked inauthentic to the generation before it.
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We estimate more than 90% of inauthentic reviews are computer generated, and we use machine learning technology to analyze all incoming and existing reviews 24/7 and block or remove inauthentic reviews.
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Silence is often a retreat from worldliness, and the inauthentic.
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Each of the services bans deceptive practices and inauthentic accounts.
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Five days later, he implied that his repudiation was inauthentic.
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Clinton is often criticized for being inauthentic and too coordinated.
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Facebook takes down more 'coordinated inauthentic behavior' linked to Iran
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A second authenticator, PSA, also determined that they were inauthentic.
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Such partnerships run the risk of sounding contrived and inauthentic.
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We aren't removing accounts or Pages for coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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The trouble with Trump is that he remains authentically inauthentic.
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News coverage of said incidents often feels inescapable and inauthentic.
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FACEBOOK SAYS REMOVING COORDINATED INAUTHENTIC BEHAVIOR FROM THE PHILIPPINES - BLOG
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Facebook bans hundreds of clickbait farms for 'coordinated inauthentic behavior'
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From Trump though, they sounded conjured, fake, forced, and inauthentic.
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Few have ever accused Noah of being inauthentic or insincere.
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We dismiss any display of vulnerability and humanity as inauthentic.
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It seemed inauthentic, like a rejection of her true self.
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She can't control the narrative anymore because she's so inauthentic.
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The combination is an inauthentic take on shrimp and grits.
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Sounds coordinated and inauthentic to me, but the page remains.
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The four platforms also varied significantly in removing inauthentic comments.
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That, however, is not to say VET TV is inauthentic.
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The look of the OnePlus 5 is, in a word, inauthentic.
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Spence and his team determined all of them to be inauthentic.
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If they have too many sponsored posts, they're greedy or inauthentic.
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Some of the items he bought turned out to be inauthentic.
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It comes across as inauthentic, it feels like you're being tricked.
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There are times, too, when inauthentic details undermine the novel's credibility.
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Also, in developing countries, village tours, although popular, can be inauthentic.
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Paul and Rubio (on Cruz being unlikable and inauthentic), Paul vs.
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This wasn't "hack and leak" or "inauthentic amplification" on social media.
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The way she described it, she felt Simpson was being inauthentic.
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For her reticence, Clinton was derided as phony, controlled and inauthentic.
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It also enraged liberals, who continue to call Mr. Buttigieg inauthentic.
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Our lives and careers are filled with examples of inauthentic behavior.
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"Simply remembering these inauthentic behaviors makes us feel unclean," Kouchaki says.
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"Of note, the events coordinated by — or with help from — inauthentic accounts did have a very real, organic, and engaged online community; however, the intent of the inauthentic activity appeared to be designed to catalyze the most incendiary impulses of political sentiment," the Digital Forensic Research Lab (DFRL), which is analyzing the inauthentic activity and accounts, said in a blog post .
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The other argument against the franchise is that it presents inauthentic interactions.
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The idea that Del Rey was inauthentic was nearly fatal in 2012.
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I didn't want to do that, because that felt inauthentic to me.
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"Even one inauthentic review is one too many," the company told Which?
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I tell her it's "inauthentic" because I based it on a parent's.
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" Hough had similar words, and also claimed that Biles' smile seemed "inauthentic.
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That would be inauthentic to my nature, and some things are sacred.
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A crying photo will get you ridiculed for being inauthentic or cringey.
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Facebook on Tuesday said "inauthentic" groups, including Resisters, created roughly 30 events.
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The sudden engagement sparked even further rumors that the relationship was inauthentic.
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It might be a personal thing, but it just feels so inauthentic.
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And I don't think the stories those artists tell are necessarily inauthentic.
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It's also just an inauthentic song with a gimmicky, uber-repetitive hook.
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The company did not find any evidence that the behavior was inauthentic.
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He said the image could reinforce impressions of Mr. Trudeau as inauthentic.
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But Snap's teen audience has a keen nose for inauthentic bullsh*t.
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They&aposre full of tourists, completely inauthentic, and can sometimes be expensive.
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The bánh mì wasn't just inauthentic — it didn't even resemble bánh mì.
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But there is nothing that will chase people away than looking inauthentic.
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Roam too far, and comics purists will dismiss a movie as fundamentally inauthentic.
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From time to time, that starts to feel too rehearsed—and therefore inauthentic.
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Neoclassicism was fundamentally inauthentic, a facadism that pretended to represent glory and truth.
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The takedown isn't the first time Facebook has identified "inauthentic" activity from Iran.
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It is our responsibility to ensure these experiences aren't disrupted by inauthentic activity.
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The perception of plastics as ugly, unnatural, inauthentic and disposable is not new.
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There are usually no onions and the use of cream is considered inauthentic.
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Fans are sick of perfection, which breeds envy and feels plastic or inauthentic.
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But both are also reviled by others as arrogant, inauthentic and generally repellent.
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I came out because I hated feeling so terribly inauthentic all the time.
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In other words, these films come off as transparently inauthentic, trite, and manipulative.
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But don't memorize your answers, otherwise you come across as stilted and inauthentic.
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It's an unusually authentic portrayal of someone so often accused of being inauthentic.
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"Inauthentic behavior is someone giving themselves a positive review on Yelp," he said.
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The campaign's sin, in Facebook's eyes, was conducting "inauthentic activity" using fake accounts.
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There seemed to be a way of spinning truth that was relentlessly inauthentic.
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"Youth culture can see through anything they think is inauthentic," Ms. Greene said.
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FACEBOOK INC SAYS REMOVING COORDINATED INAUTHENTIC BEHAVIOR IN UAE, NIGERIA, INDONESIA AND EGYPT
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Watch: The film adaptation of "The Goldfinch" is inauthentic without being completely fake.
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But it did not (it could not) claim that the documents were inauthentic.
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"All of the circumstances surrounding this tryout out really looks inauthentic," Wallach said.
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Finally lets talk about Kamala's horrendous canned, inauthentic, and t-shirt prepared lines.
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"We shouldn't overlook the psychological distress that comes with inauthentic behavior," she says.
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"Endless Mayfly Twitter personas repeatedly tweeted out links to the inauthentic articles, made strategic use of Twitter mentions targeting established journalists and activists, posted screenshots of the inauthentic articles, and sent private direct messages to journalists and activists," the researchers write.
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"We've done work in the past to resolve inauthentic interactions on the platform, but this is the first time we are removing inauthentic activity from real accounts and sending an in-app message to the community," explained the Instagram spokesperson.
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Not only was it the cheapest to buy inauthentic activity on Instagram compared with the other services, the research discovered, but the social network also removed fewer than 1 percent of inauthentic likes during the monthlong test earlier this year.
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She told Harpar's Bazaar that she was accused of being "inauthentic" during the speech.
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Her second walk had increased the reaction, but that did not make it inauthentic.
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It just doesn't feel authentic, and people can always tell if something is inauthentic.
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"The IRA has consistently used inauthentic accounts to deceive and manipulate people," writes Stamos.
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They write confusing prose, target vulnerable people, thrive off chaos, and are deeply inauthentic.
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Facebook has blocked these groups for using "coordinated inauthentic behavior" to influence our politics.
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But it's hard to shake the notion that his best years seem so inauthentic.
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Watch: The new film adaptation of "The Goldfinch" is inauthentic without being completely fake.
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Is it inauthentic in a way because they're trying to attract a certain crowd?
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Stamos said that 470 inauthentic accounts spent about $100,000 to buy roughly 3,000 ads.
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The investigation did not yield any evidence that the accounts in question were inauthentic.
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The majority of the inauthentic accounts identified during the test were found on Instagram.
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We're encouraged the report recognizes Twitter's proactive work to stifle inauthentic activity at source.
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Twitter often takes such action when a user's behavior is deemed to be inauthentic.
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Stamos said that 470 inauthentic accounts spent about $100,85033 to buy roughly 3,000 ads.
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Stamos said that 2628 inauthentic accounts spent about $28503,22019 to buy roughly 3,000 ads.
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Stamos said that 470 inauthentic accounts spent about $100,000 to buy roughly 85033,000 ads.
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Experts say the pattern of at-tweeting is a common indication of inauthentic activity.
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In the resulting inauthentic world, the notion of "the clasp" takes on paramount importance.
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Facebook normally deems this kind of activity "inauthentic coordinated behavior," which is against its policies.
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She looked flaky and inauthentic, two qualities that won't take you very far in 2017.
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The calculated social media personas of most candidates and their families and advisers feel inauthentic.
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As is the wont of inauthentic speakers, everything is described as a maximum existential threat.
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It may be tempting to dismiss DJ Khaled-style pop songs as contrived and inauthentic.
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Examples of the inauthentic content can be viewed in Avaaz's executive summary of the report.
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In recent years Facebook has announced various discoveries of inauthentic behavior and/or fake accounts.
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She says that it's easy to spot an "inauthentic influencer" as the comments look "unnatural".
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In her own inauthentic way, she tried to win them both over — and got neither.
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To spot inauthentic reviews, Fakespot says shoppers need to "drill down" into the reviews themselves.
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" Conservative political commentator Dinesh D'Souza suggested the students' grief was "politically orchestrated" and "phony & inauthentic.
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If there is, it might be inauthentic to who Hannah has been this entire time.
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But for the first time there is something inauthentic to how certain events play out.
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"I will not say the Museum of the Bible has no inauthentic fragments," he said.
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Facebook just announced its latest round of "coordinated inauthentic behavior," this time out of Iran.
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But it felt inauthentic and inadequate to the level I wanted to bring myself to.
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The guys I went with were kind, but it was ultimately an inauthentic, hollow experience.
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BuzzFeed News sent Amazon a detailed list of questions about how it polices inauthentic reviews.
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Without these first-person insights, Violet and Finch come across as inauthentic, immature, and unrealistic.
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On Thursday, Facebook made public it found nearly 500 inauthentic accounts possibly linked to Russia.
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Facebook has been investigating 'suspicious' pro-Sanders content, but hasn't found any evidence it's inauthentic.
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A scrap of inauthentic evidence could be poison for the truth of the Holocaust's occurrence.
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Instagram is inauthentic and makes me compare my life to others, which I don't like.
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" Facebook in a statement on Friday called inauthentic behavior a "challenge facing the entire industry.
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Journalists often worry that their mere presence will change people's behavior and render it inauthentic.
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The social media giant said it found 783 pages tied to inauthentic behavior from Iran.
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"It is clear that information operations and coordinated inauthentic behavior will not cease," the company said.
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Approximately $100,000 in advertising was purchased by individuals and groups connected to about 470 inauthentic accounts.
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"It is clear that information operations and coordinated inauthentic behavior will not cease," the company wrote.
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Facebook said that these pages and accounts indulged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" and violated its policies.
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He said they show the AfD benefits from a massive network of inauthentic accounts and activity.
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Some of the pages experienced unnatural jumps in followers and other telltale signs of inauthentic behavior.
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Facebook, for its part, shut down multiple inauthentic pages, groups and accounts for the same reason.
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They made sure to include the JSA letters saying the items were found to be inauthentic.
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Facebook said it removed 168 accounts, 28 pages and eight Instagram accounts involved in "inauthentic behaviour".
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Amazon estimated last year that "less than 1 percent of reviews are inauthentic" on the site.
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Wednesday, Facebook revealed it had discovered what it claimed were inauthentic actors operating on its platform.
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"That will hopefully lead to fewer studio efforts in this area that are inauthentic and gross."
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"If they can't give you a clear answer or their reply feels inauthentic, beware," she said.
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Citizen Lab published a recent report identifying Endless Mayfly, a vast Iranian network of inauthentic accounts.
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" "I'm personally not opposed to someone opening an inauthentic Chinese restaurant that serves cauliflower fried rice.
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Alt-right Trump supporters are in love with an inauthentic vision of the European Middle Ages.
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Facebook has been clamping down on what it dubs as "coordinated inauthentic behavior" in recent months.
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I'm sure we'll be told that this was insincere and inauthentic — after all, Clinton Rules apply.
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"But there were some inauthentic people wanting to take care of me, just to look good."
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In general, the company removes content that is illegal, dangerous, fraudulent or otherwise spammy and inauthentic.
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The will was ruled inauthentic, and Mr. Dummar never received a penny from the Hughes estate.
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Replicas, reproductions, simulacrum, and copies have a reputation as being nothing more than inauthentic knock-offs.
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Her guardedness led critics to regard her as "inauthentic," which arguably harmed her two presidential campaigns.
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The analysts then reported some of the inauthentic behavior to the companies to gauge their response.
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"Authenticity" is a fetish, Seth realizes, that then becomes inauthentic by the very nature of fetishization.
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In a time when authenticity is a supposedly a core value, those jeans seem deeply inauthentic.
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Overly scripting the copy can lead to an ad sounding inauthentic and infringe on their creativity.
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The researchers found YouTube the worst at removing inauthentic accounts and the most expensive to manipulate.
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Facebook said last month it had discovered coordinated "inauthentic behavior" surrounding the midterm elections in November.
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Theirs was a top-down revolution, imposed by the state and was widely perceived as inauthentic.
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I find it to be super inauthentic if you were to have somebody posting for you.
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Moral compensation If inauthentic behavior makes us feel less pure, what do we do to compensate?
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Alerting someone that another person is using their photo could result in better policing of inauthentic accounts.
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GEOFFREY PULLUMProfessor of general linguisticsUniversity of Edinburgh Walt Disney World makes the inauthentic believable ("Yesterdayland", December 24th).
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When tasked with translating someone whose words they find reprehensible, translators can feel inauthentic, disingenuous and duplicitous.
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But it's difficult to define authenticity; instead, looking at signs of inauthentic leadership may be more helpful.
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Throughout his career, he was known for being an outspoken critic of other chefs he considered inauthentic.
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"Amazon prohibits the sale of inauthentic and fraudulent products," the brand wrote to Refinery29 in a statement.
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As platforms get better at detecting inauthentic activity, bots are using metadata — photo captions, followers, comments, etc.
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On the fake front, there are fake accounts, fake news, inauthentic ads, faux verifications and questionable metrics.
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At Facebook's reported 2.23 billion active users, that would mean somewhere between 66,900,000 and 89,200,000 are inauthentic.
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Arguably block voting makes conversation and interaction on the site inauthentic, and Huffman would seem to agree.
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User feeds were riddled with what some saw as over-produced or inauthentic depictions of people's lives.
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And yet there's still something about Facebook's belated embrace of live video that comes across as inauthentic.
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For one, the company is under a lot of pressure to deal with inauthentic or "fake" users.
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Facebook has removed 82 pages, groups and accounts for "coordinated inauthentic behavior" that originated out of Iran.
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You can be a chameleon, but if you find yourself feeling inauthentic, say goodbye to the situation.
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She raised the example of an event in Washington, D.C., that was promoted by an inauthentic account.
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Perhaps that's why flashbacks in movies and on TV shows feel inauthentic so much of the time.
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There's also evidence that the popular #IraniansDetestSoleimani hashtag was amplified by inauthentic accounts made by Trump supporters.
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"Real people can use real accounts to produce inauthentic behavior that skews online discourse and generates virality."
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The people who don't suspect the risen have achieved their status through a series of inauthentic poses.
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Inauthentic gratitude reminds me of how professors or emcees act when a veteran is in the group.
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And he knows what an inauthentic one looks like because, well, he's been there and done that.
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Our point is that the presence of strategic motives does not itself make a moral reaction inauthentic.
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And the feelings of uncleanliness persist, even when our inauthentic actions are not of our own choosing.
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"Of note, the events coordinated by — or with help from — inauthentic accounts did have a very real, organic, and engaged online community; however, the intent of the inauthentic activity appeared to be designed to catalyze the most incendiary impulses of political sentiment," it said in a blog post.
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The more people think about secrets in general, the more inauthentic they feel, which is what impacts wellbeing.
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Together, the company says these polices reflect its mission to halt evolving "platform manipulation tactics" and inauthentic behavior.
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Unlike many Ghibli films, there's an inauthentic kitschiness to the magical realm of Mary and The Witch's Flower.
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Inauthentic admins of the "Resisters" Page connected with admins from five legitimate Pages to co-host the event.
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A day later, after a tweet called attention to the inauthentic reviews, the Amazon's Choice label was removed.
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Every one of these kids loves it, because they finally get to be thrown into inauthentic protest movements.
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Facebook has stepped up its efforts to crack down on "inauthentic behavior" on its platforms in recent months.
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When asked to approximate just how many Facebook accounts are 'inauthentic,' Sandberg replied between 3 and 4 percent.
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In a call today, Facebook noted that the new inauthentic accounts it found had created around 30 events.
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Facebook said it has been increasing the pace of its investigation into fake accounts and coordinated inauthentic behaviour.
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Facebook regularly reports updates on its efforts to remove what it calls coordinated inauthentic behavior from its services.
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Facebook announced Friday that it is taking steps to remove "inauthentic likes" from fake accounts on the platform.
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The way that each of these candidates addresses their shortcomings renders them both inauthentic but in different ways.
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FACEBOOK SAYS REMOVED 2,632 PAGES, GROUPS AND ACCOUNTS THAT ENGAGED IN COORDINATED INAUTHENTIC BEHAVIOR ON FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM
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Facebook has publicly announced 11 takedowns of "inauthentic behaviour" stemming from 13 different countries so far this year.
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Facebook said it has been increasing the pace of its investigation into fake accounts and coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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While networkers come off as inauthentic when forming relationships, connectors are genuine in establishing close bonds with people.
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Facebook will now give extra feed visibility to posts that don't show signs of similarity to inauthentic content.
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Grailed's team of moderators combs the site for fakes, but even so, complaints of inauthentic products crop up.
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In the end, forcing myself into this new role only exacerbated the public perception that I was inauthentic.
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The company has already detected what it called "coordinated inauthentic behavior" ahead of the midterm elections in November.
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Journalists are the best prepared with the the resources, training, and credibility to verify the authentic from inauthentic.
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Facebook said the page doesn't violate its "coordinated inauthentic behavior" policy, but then removed it a day later.
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Facebook, Twitter and Google have all removed pages they say were engaged in inauthentic behavior or phishing schemes.
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In fact, many shy away from experience in government, on the theory that careerists are impure and inauthentic.
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"If you're holding information back from other people around you, you feel inauthentic for doing so," Dr. Slepian says.
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But anyone who has lived in America would recognize the country that appears in Far Cry 5 as inauthentic.
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"We prize authenticity so much that for someone to be doing something inauthentic, it makes her an easy mark."
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But when she seeks out her father at his blue-collar job near Pimitamon, it feels extraneous and inauthentic.
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But throughout her increasingly nasty primary, there's been the same nagging criticism: that her love for Trump is inauthentic.
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" Facebook says it has booted the groups from Facebook and Instagram for violating its rules against "coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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CANADIAN FOOD INSPECTION AGENCY IDENTIFIED INAUTHENTIC EXPORT CERTIFICATES THAT COULD AFFECT BEEF AND PORK SHIPMENTS TO CHINA -AGRICULTURE MINISTER
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NBC News tracked down two other customers who bought items from Perullo that were later determined to be inauthentic.
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Currently, the Federal Communications Commission can only prosecute violators over inauthentic calls that were placed in the past year.
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But the person briefed on Facebook's data said inauthentic users were not a significant driver of the follower totals.
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Instagram Monday said it would again crack down on users who pursue "inauthentic activity" to boost an account's popularity.
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They discarded tens of thousands of testimonials from Eritreans defending the Isaias regime, claiming these were irrelevant or inauthentic.
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Popular beach destinations tend to be littered with tourist trap restaurants where the food can be expensive and inauthentic.
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The social media giant said in a statement that they had found "coordinated inauthentic behavior" designed to influence voters.
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Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief security officer, said that 470 inauthentic accounts spent about $100,000 to buy roughly 85033,000 ads.
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Over the summer, Facebook said it had discovered a group of inauthentic accounts attempting to influence U.S. political discourse.
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It is the only recent known public apology from Trump, and it was as inauthentic as it was rare.
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People tweeted vitriol at her about going back to Portugal, telling Furtado she is inauthentic, not truly a Canadian.
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That site, in turn, was associated with a number of email addresses linked to even more inauthentic news sites.
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A Guardian feature on influencers found many "felt tied to a static, inauthentic identity," which took a psychological toll.
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Grappling with "inauthentic" activity from actual users is a distinct challenge from dealing with accounts that are manufactured altogether.
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And the companies could suspend or remove the accounts after several instances of suspicious activity to diminish inauthentic behavior.
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She said one of the missteps in this area, and other parts of the application process, is being inauthentic.
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Facebook did not cite inauthentic activity, he said — although he did not provide evidence of communication with the company.
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"This page was part of the network we removed for engaging in [coordinated inauthentic behavior]," a Facebook spokesperson said.
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It sounds like Papa Johns is trying to get in on the gluten-free craze in an inauthentic way.
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It also took down six accounts as they, along with the pages, were found "engaging in coordinated inauthentic behavior".
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Most pressingly, it created a backlash among some voters who saw women acting "like men" and deemed them inauthentic.
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Most often, online daters fall into the trap of sounding or looking inauthentic, relationship coach Rachel DeAlto told INSIDER.
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More recently, Facebook admitted that "inauthentic accounts" from Russia bought $100,000 worth of political advertising during the same U.S. election.
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"Today we removed multiple Pages, groups and accounts that engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior on Facebook and Instagram," Facebook wrote.
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Its team also works with social media sites to stop inauthentic reviews that are curated in private groups, it said.
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Hunter, on the other hand, just worries that by sleeping with a man, Sam would be having an inauthentic experience.
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The company announced in November that it was gearing up to reduce the number of inauthentic accounts on the platform.
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It's easy to bemoan the ease with which this software could be used to produce inauthentic images for nefarious purposes.
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We've made improvements to recognize these inauthentic accounts more easily by identifying patterns of activity — without assessing the content itself.
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By 2016, it was analyzing headlines for common clickbait phrases, and this year it banned clickbait rings for inauthentic behavior.
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Facebook has made at least 14 public announcements about takedowns of "inauthentic behaviour" stemming from 17 different countries this year.
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An inauthentic and craven Trump would have little appeal to those seeking a candidate who would really fight for them.
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The company said it removed 89 accounts, 85033 pages, 15 groups and five Instagram accounts over "inauthentic behavior" in Myanmar.
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The practice violates Facebook's rules, which prohibit "inauthentic behavior" including running accounts with fake names or accounts that mislead people.
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The company said it removed 89 accounts, 107 pages, 15 groups and five Instagram accounts over "inauthentic behavior" in Myanmar.
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Facebook has made at least 14 public announcements about takedowns of "inauthentic behavior" stemming from 17 different countries this year.
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"Inauthentic admins of the 'Resisters' Page connected with admins from five legitimate Pages to co-host the event," said Gleicher.
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Catering to a new New Orleanian while eschewing corny, inauthentic liquor-soaked tourism, DNO exudes and amplifies its city's singularity.
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But social media companies, including Facebook and Twitter, have been cracking down on bots and "inauthentic activity" in recent years.
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But for an android, actually knowing the sources of those memories, some of which are scripted loops, renders them inauthentic.
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I think there comes a point where you just don't want to go another day by being inauthentic about it.
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But like those dodgy antiques — "changelings," as their maker supposedly calls them — this film is inauthentic without being completely fake.
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Yelp will publish consumer alerts on businesses pages when it detects inauthentic activity, for example, and even runs sting operations.
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When contacted for comment, Facebook told BuzzFeed News the two networks do not violate its policy against coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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And three weeks after they had reported the abuse, roughly 95 percent of the inauthentic accounts were still active online.
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Did officials feel compelled to brief lawmakers because they noticed an anomaly in the volume of inauthentic accounts or posts?
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Inauthentic positive reviews don't just benefit third-party sellers, who commission them for higher sales, and Amazon, which earns revenue.
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So followers felt that Emily suddenly shilling an exercise product was extremely inauthentic, a mortal sin for bloggers and influencers.
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The girls are inauthentic by the standards of Creem (which is now defunct), but they are a strikingly original presence.
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Authorities in Genoa confiscated 21 works attributed to Amedeo Modigliani after confirming that several of the paintings were likely inauthentic.
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The keycaps are made of plastic, which Hughes said "felt a little inauthentic, particularly if you've used a typewriter before."
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I decided I was going to take some time off and work on a script, but all my ideas seemed inauthentic.
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The accounts engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior that originated in Iran," Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's cybersecurity policy chief, wrote in a statement.
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His food isn't "Asian fusion," he insists in his debut cookbook, Asian-American: Proudly Inauthentic Recipes from the Philippines to Brooklyn.
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The fact that Facebook is finding accounts tied to Iran guilty of inauthentic behavior on their platform probably won't help negotiations.
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In total, Facebook identified 262 pages, 356 accounts, and three groups that were involved in the coordinated inauthentic behavior by Iran.
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Instagram announced today that it will be taking a huge step to eliminate inauthentic followers, likes, and comments on its platform.
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But it's easy for hashtags to make posts come across as inauthentic and obnoxious, especially when posts have dozens of them.
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" Do you see that a lot of that kind of inauthentic posturing where it's like: "Look at how diverse we are!
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A recent development, according to Hensell, is an "at-risk" alert that sellers are seeing for items deemed unsafe or inauthentic.
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At the same time, if he totally changes his persona to an inauthentic-sounding sensitive guy that might turn everyone off.
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Making social networks responsible for identifying "inauthentic" accounts, for instance, could drive away vulnerable people using pseudonyms or non-legal names.
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More recently, it was discovered that "inauthentic accounts" from Russia bought $100,000 worth of political ads during the same election cycle.
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The same thing you'll hear at every marketing conference ever about appearing inauthentic when adopting pop-culture as an outreach strategy.
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Next to this disheveled firebrand, the well-oiled "Clinton machine" can at times come off as too measured, inauthentic and conventional.
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FACEBOOK SAYS REMOVED 1907 PAGES, GROUPS, ACCOUNTS FOR ENGAGING IN SPAM SMALL PORTION ENGAGED IN COORDINATED INAUTHENTIC BEHAVIOR LINKED TO RUSSIA
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His detractors, however, assail him as an inauthentic lightweight, who has long been more interested in promoting himself than anything else.
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And she is being caricatured, once more, as a calculating and inauthentic career politician: Lady Macbeth, now in her own play.
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"It's SENATOR WARREN and pretending you've read it is inauthentic and disingenuous," former MSNBC contributor Goldie Taylor said in a tweet.
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Over the summer, Facebook also announced that it had discovered a group of inauthentic accounts attempting to influence U.S. political discourse.
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It's not clear who Smith was, or what group was behind the dozens of inauthentic web pages Facebook identified this week.
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For instance, if you compliment your interviewer on their outfit or offer to bring coffee, you could come across as inauthentic.
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"Clinton's problem is that she's viewed as inauthentic and untrustworthy," said Jeff Bechdel, the communications director for the America Rising PAC.
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It's clear that our brains know when we're living a lie, and like all lies, being inauthentic causes nothing but harm.
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The real women who lived with police spies have called the show "inauthentic" and they're more than entitled to that view.
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When a pianist on the order of Murray Perahia or András Schiff undertakes the Goldbergs, it is hardly an inauthentic experience.
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Even a vast network of inauthentic bot and troll accounts would likely be treated as a protected form of political speech.
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Most of his supporters in recent years had been white, and he worried that the black community would find him inauthentic.
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" She added, "This slow-and-steady mainstreaming of disinformation-like tactics is normalizing things we would otherwise identify as inauthentic behavior.
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Now that sustainability is at the forefront of many people's minds, it's easier than ever to sniff out an inauthentic pledge.
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FACEBOOK- REMOVED 211 FACEBOOK ACCOUNTS, 107 PAGES, 43 GROUPS, 87 INSTAGRAM ACCOUNTS FOR COORDINATED INAUTHENTIC BEHAVIOR ORIGINATING IN UAE, EGYPT, NIGERIA
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"Do not advance it for your account's safety," the chatbot warned, referencing how Amazon may flag a hasty review as inauthentic.
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This in turn allowed them to assess what other pages these inauthentic accounts were interacting with on behalf of other clients.
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Some may denounce this summer squash version as inauthentic, but I say it's a delicious way to use the garden's bounty.
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Some may denounce this summer squash version as inauthentic, but I say it's a delicious way to use the garden's bounty.
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Facebook says that the 30 Facebook accounts and 85 Instagram accounts it blocked yesterday for "inauthentic behavior" appear to originate from Russia.
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In October, Facebook took down hundreds of domestic pages for participating in "coordinated inauthentic activity," including hyper-partisan behemoth Right Wing News.
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There was little to suggest that the page was inauthentic — or that its operator was a 2150-year-old journalist in Montana.
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The museum said in a statement that, following an assessment by German investigators, it will not display any of the inauthentic artifacts.
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So the state's November election poses a big question: Which is the real problem, the love for Trump, or the inauthentic part?
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The inauthentic Facebook accounts instead often privately messaged high profile figures, including journalists, policy-makers and Iranian dissidents, to promote certain issues.
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Facebook has since said that it's taking more steps to prevent ads from any "inauthentic operation," including vetting the groups behind them.
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Nerdwriter explains that its the movie's over-reliance on moments versus scenes that makes the whole thing feel awkward, staged, and inauthentic.
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Facebook has since undertaken a human rights impact assessment in Myanmar, and it also took down coordinated inauthentic accounts in the country.
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It was part of a broader report that indicated 500 "inauthentic" accounts linked to Russia had purchased 5,000 ads from the company.
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Jenner said she has had to learn how to entertain fans on social media, but finds herself being inauthentic in doing so.
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The social network said Friday it has shut down a massive spam operation that generated thousands of "inauthentic likes" on publisher pages.
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FACEBOOK SAYS CO REMOVED 200 PAGES, GROUPS AND ACCOUNTS THAT ENGAGED IN COORDINATED INAUTHENTIC BEHAVIOR ON FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM IN THE PHILIPPINES
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FACEBOOK SAYS REMOVED 513 PAGES, GROUPS AND ACCOUNTS FOR ENGAGING IN COORDINATED "INAUTHENTIC BEHAVIOR" AS PART OF MULTIPLE NETWORKS TIED TO IRAN
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A Twitter spokesperson pointed us to a previous statement: It is clear that information operations and coordinated inauthentic behavior will not cease.
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It estimates that 90 percent of bad reviews are "computer generated," and is using machine learning to analyze and remove "inauthentic" reviews.
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The "Resisters" page, for example, which Facebook deemed inauthentic, relied on admins from five authentic pages to co-host the counter-protest.
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On a conference call with reporters, Facebook said that it used a "range of leads" similar to this to detect inauthentic accounts.
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In an email to CNBC, an Amazon spokesperson said the company invests "tremendous resources" into systems that protect customers from inauthentic goods.
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On Monday, the company began removing "inauthentic" likes, follows and comments from accounts that use third-party apps that falsely inflate popularity.
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Earlier this month, Facebook disclosed it had sold about $100,000 in ads to Russian troll farms connected to about 470 inauthentic accounts.
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While reasonable-sounding to those familiar with presidential travel logistics, the White House's explanations for the cancellation appeared inauthentic to casual observers.
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And, despite an extraordinary personal story and genuine, long-standing commitment to her principles, Warren's presentation sometimes can seem wooden and inauthentic.
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Coupled with artificial intelligence technology, this evolution makes it increasingly difficult for social media platforms to detect and remove such inauthentic accounts.
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Facebook said the pages were removed because they engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" and not because of the content they were posting.
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You don't want to use this time to over-prepare or rehearse responses, which can make your conversation seem scripted and inauthentic.
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The images struck me as inauthentic, so I transferred them onto acetate sheets and dripping red paint onto them as symbolic blood.
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And while many dance-music purists saw Justice as inauthentic, their reception in the showboating realm of EDM was no more encouraging.
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Working with other songwriters doesn't mean that Swift is a bad or inauthentic musician; most musicians work with collaborators all the time.
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But they persist anyway, in even greater numbers than fake accounts, according to the company's estimates, compounding its problem of inauthentic activity.
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Facebook and Twitter have taken down thousands of pages and accounts engaging in inauthentic pro-Iran behavior over the past two years.
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Enough of my friends have talked about wearing or removing Indian formalwear as a bedroom fantasy that the scene was hardly inauthentic.
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Inauthentic behavior and fake content is a ceaseless firefight that Facebook is nowhere close to being on top of, let alone winning.
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"Meritocracy traps entire generations inside demeaning fears and inauthentic ambitions: always hungry, never finding, or even knowing, the right food," he says.
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Facebook said it has removed multiple accounts involved in what it terms "coordinated inauthentic behavior" on both its Facebook and Instagram platforms.
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Some of the onslaught is believed to be inauthentic — 5,000 tweets by suspected bots have mentioned Ms. Thunberg, according to BuzzFeed News.
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Inauthentic account distribution for the "Boycott Amazon" hashtag After NBC News reported on the campaign in October 2018, Twitter removed the accounts.
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I understand that it's possible to feel fondness for a dish that is deeply inauthentic and I don't resent that one bit.
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"It can be a challenge to differentiate between legitimate political discussion and inauthentic coordinated dissemination of misinformation," said Facebook spokesman Tom Reynolds.
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For its part, Facebook has shut down at least a third of the pages that the VVA has flagged, citing inauthentic behavior.
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A lot of the criticism of Ocasio-Cortez has a similar tone to the attacks on Clinton: that she is somehow inauthentic.
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Facebook said it has removed nearly 800 pages, accounts, and groups tied to Iran for engaging in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" on its platforms.
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Last month, Twitter began testing a design that hides retweet counts behind an extra tap to similarly discourage inauthentic competition and herd mentality.
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"Facebook takes more seriously someone spreading the truth from an inauthentic account then someone spreading lies from an authentic account," Collins told reporters.
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And as inauthentic accounts grow more convincingly human, there's evidence that human accounts have begun to adopt the mannerisms of automated Twitter users.
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Inauthentic leaders may tout their busyness, send impersonal communications, behave differently in different settings, talk over people, and not practice work-life balance.
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The whole Weird Twitter thing for Bloomberg feels inauthentic and, somehow, less charming than the brands that thought of this strategy years ago.
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"Being inauthentic is the worst thing you can be in politics today," one former Trump administration official unimpressed with McSally told BuzzFeed News.
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There is some truth to that cliché, but not even that message can save Bad Moms from ringing overwhelmingly inauthentic to modern parenthood.
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And journalists believed it was their responsibility to unmask her, or at least tell their audience that what they were seeing was inauthentic.
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Meanwhile, Twitter released a summary of inauthentic account removals Thursday, including nearly 5,000 accounts from Iran, 4 from Russia and 33 from Venezuela.
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From 2012 through 2015, Ali's business survived on the sales of falsely advertised, inauthentic jewelry to other retail businesses and to individual consumers.
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" The company said it was making the move in response to a disinformation campaign it had uncovered that it called "coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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Parachuting into the memespehere may come off as inauthentic posing and Facebook could find it difficult to build a young fanbase for LOL.
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Facebook last week purged a network of hundreds of pages, groups and Instagram accounts it labeled as producing "coordinated inauthentic behavior" toward Africa.
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The company said it has removed 32 pages and accounts across Facebook and Instagram involved in "inauthentic behavior" after discovering them last week.
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Ergo, its users remain at risk of consuming inauthentic tweets that aren't clearly labeled as such (or even as 'potentially suspect' by Twitter).
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Miro and the gang must have run out of money, because this room was so inauthentic that no one could take it seriously.
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I could have continued exploiting the ills of our world for sweet, sweet content, and inflating the inauthentic, bombastic persona I had cultivated.
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"The political impression that I think she leaves strikes a lot of people as inauthentic, as something they can't quite trust," said Reeher.
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Many feel validated that the company now uses diverse models and offers a wide range of sizes, but the change also feels inauthentic.
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Facebook said it had found evidence that the messages were being intentionally spread by inauthentic accounts and took some down at the time.
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As digital platforms began scanning for international indicators of what Facebook calls "coordinated inauthentic behavior," though, the IRA seems to have changed gears.
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"I'm not gonna be inauthentic and say I'm sorry about something I'm not sorry about," Robbins said at the end of the exchange.
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"Primarily, accounts were amplifying messages favourable to Saudi authorities, mainly through inauthentic engagement tactics such as aggressive liking, retweeting and replying," it said.
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Additionally, Amazon tells sellers it may withhold payments and destroy any inventory related to the "inauthentic" complaints that are held in Amazon's fulfillment centers.
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They're blunt publicity instruments — and often ineffective, inauthentic ones — especially compared to gradual, subtle accumulation of meaning that accompanies the best celebrity social media.
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Facebook and Twitter announced Monday they have taken down accounts associated with "inauthentic activity" coming from China that targeted the ongoing Hong Kong protests.
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The risk of the product is that some users or their contacts might find it inauthentic or disingenuous to send pre-scripted reengagement messages.
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However, there are also brands that have waded into politics only to receive backlash for campaigns that are perceived to be contrived or inauthentic.
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Facebook has been facing mounting pressure from lawmakers for its role in allowing these kinds of inauthentic behaviors to take place on its platforms.
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But what is glaringly missing from this report on moderating misinformation in India and Pakistan is any mention of coordinated inauthentic behavior on WhatsApp.
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Broken Spanish: Ray Garcia's "authentically inauthentic" restaurant takes a shotgun approach to Mexican cuisine, forgoing a regional-specific focus for a unique LA lens.
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Earlier this month, New York police raided a warehouse in Brooklyn and seized more than $7 million worth of inauthentic Samsung and Apple items.
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"If Americans conducted a coordinated, inauthentic operation — as the Russian organization did in this case — we would take their ads down, too," Schrage writes.
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The social networking giant discovered the "inauthentic behavior" late last week, according to a blog post by the company's cybersecurity policy chief Nathaniel Gleicher.
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The wildly inauthentic names of several popular Taco Bell items had to be changed because Mexican customers didn't understand what exactly they were ordering.
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" It also notes that a distinction would need to be made between malicious inauthentic accounts and those that are "clearly set up for satire.
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Facebook on Monday provided the congressional committees with the 3,000 Russian-linked election ads, which the social media company discovered from 470 inauthentic accounts.
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The problem grew even more dire as travel photography transitioned from a hobby to perhaps the ultimate signifier of the inauthentic and the conformist.
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Facebook also shared that it had removed 212 Facebook Pages, Groups and accounts linked to Macedonia and Kosovo for engaging in coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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If they collapse again, if they brush up against one another, influencers are vulnerable to critique and people saying things like, 'You're being inauthentic.
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Before the phone call took place, Shaheen's office contacted the Latvian embassy and learned that the outreach effort was inauthentic, The Daily Beast reported.
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Clinton has been criticized as too stiff or too closed off, too dull or too reserved, too inauthentic or too canned as a politician.
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In a newsroom post Tuesday, Facebook revealed that it has detected evidence of "coordinated inauthentic behavior" designed to influence U.S. politics on its platform.
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A successful reality show cannot become predictable — or appear to reward a scheming or inauthentic contestant— if it wants to keep its ratings up.
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Last week Facebook, Google and Twitter all announced that they had found what Facebook called "coordinated inauthentic activity" stemming from Iran on their platforms.
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After the crash, she recalled, she felt as if she were merely passing for herself, an inauthentic version of who she used to be.
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All told, the inauthentic network helped Sputnik raise its reach in the countries covered by more than 170 percent, according to the Atlantic Council.
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In October, Facebook removed hundreds of political pages for "coordinated inauthentic behavior," including Mr. Kolfage's Right Wing News, he told Fox News that month.
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In any pozole, the garnishes are as important as the dish itself, and that holds true for inauthentic, pozole-inspired stews like this one.
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I have always been allergic to the word "entertaining," which to me implies there's a show, something performative at best and inauthentic at worst.
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In September 2019, the company announced it had removed 5,000 accounts from its platform for "inauthentic behavior," including one belonging to Saud al-Qahtani.
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The accounts were removed because of the way they operated — coordinated inauthentic behavior, misrepresentation and violating spam rules — rather than the content they posted.
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While Amazon may be becoming more adept at catching inauthentic reviews on its own platform, it is unequipped to catch scammers outside of it.
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Those who are trying to revive dances by a dead founder will constantly face complaints by old-timers that the result looks inaccurate, inauthentic.
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In a blog post on Wednesday, Facebook's chief security officer revealed that 470 inauthentic accounts spent roughly $100,000 on ads during last year's election.
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O'Malley Dillon wrote to the company demanding that it identify and remove any posts originating from inauthentic accounts that are spreading disinformation be removed.
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On the other hand, the Gillespie campaign somehow managed to make the candidate with the least authentic professional background imaginable seem even more inauthentic.
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Facebook, Twitter and Google have all removed pages, many Russian or Iranian in origin, they say were engaged in inauthentic behavior or phishing schemes.
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"We routinely take action when we find violations of our Community Standards, including misrepresentation and inauthentic audience building," said a Facebook spokesperson on email.
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The accounts were removed because of the way they operated -- coordinated inauthentic behavior, misrepresentation and violating spam rules -- rather than the content they posted.
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Not surprisingly, companies like De Beers, Rio Tinto and other members of the Diamond Producers Association have cried foul, saying lab diamonds are inauthentic.
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"There's this dual pressure in this part of the country that you have to be authentic and inauthentic at the same time," Canon said.
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Springsteen has lost at least two members of his E Street Band; he is the rare rocker who can sing of aging without sounding inauthentic.
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"With Fuller and Now United, this feels like an inauthentic, brand-originated music property and I wonder whether kids will see through that," he added.
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Our very early-stage investigation has so far identified around 30 Facebook accounts and 85 Instagram accounts that may be engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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In a statement, Canadian Minister of Agriculture Marie-Claude Bibeau confirmed the country's authorities had discovered "inauthentic export certificates" and were working with Chinese officials.
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As Facebook tells it, "inauthentic admins" of a Facebook Page called "The Resisters" coordinated with five other "legitimate Pages" to create the now-deleted event.
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The company has removed hundreds of accounts for sharing propaganda and spam and engaging in "coordinated inauthentic behavior, " which includes misleading people using fake names.
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YouTube did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Monday on whether it had detected inauthentic content related to protests in Hong Kong.
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But above all, he was a virtuosic self-promoter of the exaggerated, the inauthentic, and the fake — all in the name of entertainment, of course.
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Facebook announced just last Thursday that it had taken down nine Facebook pages and six Facebook accounts for engaging in coordinated inauthentic behavior in Bangladesh.
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Instead, activist not-for-profit Avaaz unearthed the inauthentic content, and presented its findings to the social networking giant earlier this month, on April 227.
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Ten black writers responded to the book in a harshly negative way, finding it inauthentic and dangerously misleading as a representation of the slave experience.
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Today's hearing also comes one day after Facebook revealed that the company had recently discovered "inauthentic" political social media accounts and campaigns on its platform.
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Facebook announces takedowns of "inauthentic behaviour" as often as multiple times a month, but statements that directly link such behaviour to a government are rare.
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An additional 15 Pages, Groups and accounts were removed by the social network for coordinated inauthentic behavior in India connected with IT firm Silver Touch.
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The accounts tied to Russia were largely removed for spam with a small portion of those engaging in coordinated inauthentic behavior, according to the statement.
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The chair of the museum's board of directors fears that as much as half of its 16,220-object collection could turn out to be inauthentic.
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Then Republicans drew the comically-inauthentic but plausibly-competent Mitt Romney as their nominee, and Obama's reelection bid turned into a historically unusual wonk-off.
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Do they simply acquiesce and let inauthentic works into the market if they are the product of a similar attempt at bullying and rampant greed?
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Facebook on Monday announced it had removed four separate networks of interconnected accounts, groups and pages engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" across Facebook and Instagram.
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That's the voice that the newly arrived, inauthentic-feeling Kailash uses to address an imaginary judge who wants to kick him out of the country.
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Facebook announces takedowns of "inauthentic behavior" as often as multiple times a month, but statements that directly link such behavior to a government are rare.
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Photo: John Moore (Getty)Facebook has again taken minimal action to hinder a coordinated inauthentic behavior from deceptive actors targeting a specific demographic of people.
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Clinton has perceived weaknesses as a candidate, and that some Democrats view her as inauthentic, he suggested, essentially, that authenticity is overrated in a president.
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He says there's nothing worse than the "Ivy-educated elite who wears flannel," and he has turned away candidates seeking his help who seemed inauthentic.
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That's shifted the scale in the other direction, and has forced social media platforms to finally stop ignoring the problem of inauthentic accounts and activity.
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The company is getting better at finding and removing "inauthentic" content and now has more than 20,000 people working on safety and security, she said.
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It can be a more subtle or unconscious belief that transgender identities and bodies are inherently illegitimate, inauthentic, and defective in comparison to cisgender ones.
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She is also trying to avoid the political trap of adopting a poll-tested, all-things-to-all-people persona and coming off as inauthentic.
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She said she was frustrated by the seemingly inexperienced sales people, the overwhelming "pinkness" of the brand and the inauthentic "glamazon images" in the store.
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The company soon after began cracking down on "coordinated inauthentic behavior," but some still fear the platform will be vulnerable to similar tactics in November.
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Despite the widespread failure to respond to such activity, social media companies varied widely in how they reacted to inauthentic behavior, according to the researchers.
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The vast majority of interactions driven by the inauthentic accounts identified by the researchers were commercial in nature and on pages for businesses and brands.
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As part of the experiment, researchers set up their own inauthentic accounts as well, which were used to upload content to be manipulated using MSPs.
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The play itself is inauthentic, because Wohl is writing not in her own voice but in one that owes much to the playwright Annie Baker.
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If you agree with Cruz that Trump is an inauthentic conservative who can't be trusted to implement orthodox policies, you should probably vote for Rubio.
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The accounts tied to Russia were largely removed for spam with a small portion of those engaging in coordinated inauthentic behavior, according to the statement.
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It turns out that a known IRA account was listed as an administrator for one of these inauthentic pages for a very short time in 2017.
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On Thursday, Facebook announced that it had removed 32 pages and accounts operated by "bad actors" who engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" related to political issues.
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Not only is it modern in a way that doesn't pander to exoticized Western ideas of the Far East, it's also authentically inauthentic to his upbringing.
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Noonan warns that nobody can tell definitively what a fake review is, and even a listing with inauthentic reviews might still sell a product that works.
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In August, Facebook suspended 652 fake pages, groups, and accounts from Facebook and Instagram for "coordinated, inauthentic behavior" associated with Iranian and Russian political influence operations.
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In discussing how the problem is spreading beyond just Russia, the recent news of Iranian foreign agents running inauthentic accounts on platforms like Facebook came up.
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Taking Down Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior in Indonesia Facebook had a big Thursday for forcement, removing a variety of pages linked to Indonesia and also to Iran.
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"We will begin removing inauthentic likes, follows and comments from accounts that use third-party apps to boost their popularity," a blog post from November reads.
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"[They] may feel as if you've started the relationship in a dishonest and inauthentic way," says Michael Aaron, MD, a sexologist and sex therapist in NYC.
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She admitted to misleading customers (and one undercover agent) into buying inauthentic items that she claimed were made by "Alaskan Eskimo" and Tlingit/Haida Native artists.
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Stutzman, who spent a fraction of that amount, was painted on TV as an inauthentic conservative out to personally benefit himself and climb the political ladder.
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This network created what Facebook called "inauthentic accounts," which in turn liked publisher pages, with the intention of spreading spam to users or distributed false information.
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Let me ask you this: How Democrats can engage white working-class voters in a way that connects, that doesn't feel inauthentic or contrived or patronizing.
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Facebook, the dominant social media network, said 3,000 ads and 470 "inauthentic" accounts and pages spread polarizing views on topics including immigration, race and gay rights.
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" Facebook prohibits the coordinated use of a network of accounts to spread misinformation on its services, or what the company refers to as "coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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Services that offer to boost an account's popularity via inauthentic likes, comments and followers, as well as ads that promote these services, aren't allowed on Instagram.
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Such as by creating terms like "coordinated inauthentic behavior", which sets a threshold of Facebook's own choosing for what it will and won't judge political disinformation.
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He is furiously attempting to portray the ascendant Mr. Trump as an inauthentic conservative while also scrambling to tamp down an emerging threat from Mr. Rubio.
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These inauthentic accounts, whoever ran them, appear to have learned the lessons of 230 and 2017, and to have taken more steps to cover their traces.
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There is also the risk of seeming inauthentic: Politicians are not known for their bluntness, so swearing in a scripted speech can, at times, appear forced.
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Facebook announced last week that it had yanked 32 pages from Facebook and Instagram because they were "involved in coordinated inauthentic behavior," potentially tied to Russia.
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My job as a stylist is to help control that initial snap judgment, not in an inauthentic way, but to help their outside match their inside.
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While the ad was clearly an effort to portray a relevant but inoffensive message of social unity, people are calling it an inauthentic, opportunistic marketing ploy.
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"What they are performing on stage, like many who are in ethnographic exhibitions, are essentially inauthentic, but it's a way of earning a living," says Aitken.
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It would also suggest that his strong support for Israel is inauthentic, when it's something he has worn on his sleeve for his entire adult life.
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He was so keen to recreate the Clarkson magic that he ended up sounding inauthentic, forcing the bravado and machismo that came naturally to his predecessor.
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And if they try too hard to speak geek, large companies will come off as inauthentic and alienating, exactly what they were trying not to be.
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Accounts that use such third-party apps will receive a message notifying them inauthentic likes, follows and comments have been removed from their posts and account.
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On Tuesday, the social network announced it had removed 2685,2000 Facebook Pages, Groups and accounts that "engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior" on both Facebook and Instagram.
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" Located in Melville, a suburb in Johannesburg, the restaurant serves ramen, Korean BBQ, poke and izakaya dishes â€" basically an inauthentic mishmash of East Asian cuisines.
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Reading that moment in the screenplay, I worried that it might seem inauthentic, like something that would happen in a movie but not in real life.
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" In response, Twitter's Public Policy account said it suspended "a number of accounts this week" mostly for "engaging in mix of spamming, inauthentic behavior, & ban evasion.
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"Counter"-messaging is ineffective when takes the form of reactive tit-for-tat argumentation or appears inauthentic in the eyes of those it aims to reach.
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Last month, Ms. Harris further grilled Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, on this point, demanding to know how much inauthentic Russian content was on Facebook.
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On Saturday, Facebook shut down five accounts, belonging to Mr. Morgan and other unnamed individuals, in response to their use of "inauthentic" operations on the platform.
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Security analysts at the company noticed a cluster of inauthentic accounts and pages on Facebook that were sharing content from a site called Liberty Front Press.
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The company does not prohibit false news, but prohibits "inauthentic accounts" — when users misrepresent their identities or create legions of automated bots to spread divisive messages.
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It might seem like the most inauthentic possible choice for cha siu, and it's true that tomatoes do not appear in the traditional sauces of Asia.
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But had she focused on her up-by-the-bootstraps biography, who's to say she wouldn't have been slammed as inauthentic or as trying too hard?
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"Bernie is a candidate the current president will not be able to vilify as inauthentic, and that's a huge advantage," said Jane Sanders, the senator's wife.
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Even after they reported much of the inauthentic behavior to the platforms, they found that 95 percent of the reported content remained active several weeks later.
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On the one hand, I understand it can be frustrating to follow someone for years and watch them seemingly "sell out" with inauthentic ads for money.
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The authorities may also issue codes of practice to technology companies requiring them to take actions against inauthentic accounts used for malicious activities, among other measures.
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Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief security officer, made the revelation in a blog post, saying that 470 inauthentic accounts spent about $100,000 to buy roughly 85033,000 ads.
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Even after they reported much of the inauthentic behavior to the platforms, they found that 95 percent of the reported content remained active several weeks later.
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Conservatives who support President Trump have tried to stoke divisions surrounding her candidacy, branding her as inauthentic and manufactured particularly on issues of race and identity.
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In her latest research, Kouchaki — together with Francesca Gino of Harvard and Adam D. Galinsky of Columbia — shows that being inauthentic actually makes us feel immoral.
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Facebook on Tuesday announced that it had once again detected and removed a coordinated group of so-called "inauthentic" accounts working to influence the U.S. political landscape.
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On Tuesday, Facebook announced it had removed dozens of "inauthentic accounts" and pages it said behaved similarly to the Russian troll farm that targeted the 150 election.
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On Tuesday, Facebook announced it had removed dozens of "inauthentic accounts" and pages it said behaved similarly to the Russian troll farm that targeted the 2016 election.
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Among the most significant things it has removed, Facebook said it had taken down 549 accounts and 138 pages linked to India's Congress for "coordinated inauthentic behaviour".
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It is, however, against Facebook's terms of service for users to engage in "inauthentic behavior" like impersonating Alabamians who are crazy excited about a write-in candidate.
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Facebook said the "inauthentic" activity originated in Israel and focused on Nigeria, Senegal, Togo, Angola, Niger and Tunisia as well as in Latin America and Southeast Asia.
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"Today, we're removing 559 Pages and 251 accounts that have consistently broken our rules against spam and coordinated inauthentic behavior," the company said in a blog post.
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If posted using "an inauthentic online account or a bot," the fine jumps to a maximum of SG$100,1513 ($74,000) or a potential 10-year jail term.
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Today, Facebook removed nearly 20103 accounts that were engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior originating in Iran and operated in a number of other countries across the world.
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A source with knowledge of the removals said they were taken down in line with Facebook's push to have financially motivated "inauthentic" content removed from the platform.
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If you really want (and need) a certain job, you might be tempted to present yourself in a way that is inauthentic to who you actually are.
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These ad buys were from June 2015 to May 2017 and associated with roughly 3,000 ads connected to 470 inauthentic Facebook accounts and Pages, according to Facebook.
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Sandberg did point out that "if you're an authentic account who RSVP'd to an inauthentic account," that's a case in which Facebook would already let you know.
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Matt Taibbi writes about the unwitting publishers caught up in Facebook's purge of hyper-partisan news sites that were found to have participated in coordinated inauthentic activity.
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The lawsuit, against a company colloquially known as a "likes farm," is part of Facebook's larger effort to combat what it calls "inauthentic behavior" on its platforms.
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But their pages weren't purged for posting misinformation: they were purged for violating Facebook's policies around "inauthentic behavior," which can include using fake accounts to administer pages.
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" The remaining 105 accounts were divided into three categories: 11 automated bots, 33 seemingly inauthentic "sock puppets" or trolls, and 61 humans who had "a political agenda.
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Last month, Facebook announced it had identified suspicious accounts that were engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior," which may have been intended to influence the US midterm elections.
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Facebook said it removed more than 300 accounts and pages as well as several Instagram accounts, Facebook groups and events that engaged in the coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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The Capitals then went out and proved there's nothing inauthentic about their success against the Islanders, nor about their standing as the top team in the NHL.
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Facebook announced Monday it had blocked 115 accounts engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" and linked to foreign entities — just hours before polls opened for the critical midterms.
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It's a triumph when you consider Andre 3000's Jimi Hendrix movie, which failed to gain access to the full catalogue and felt inauthentic as a result.
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And while experienced admissions officers are pretty good at detecting those inauthentic "perfect" applications, this reality loses out to the widespread perception that numbers are what matters.
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So it's expanding its net to try to catch more types of "inauthentic activity" — by taking into account more factors when determining whether an account is fake.
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With heightened tensions between Iran and the United States, Iran could mobilize its networks of inauthentic accounts to spread disinformation or cause disruptions in the 2020 election.
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In addition to the Russia-linked accounts, Facebook announced that it had removed 513 Pages, Groups and accounts connected to Iran for engaging in coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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Facebook takes down more 'coordinated inauthentic behavior' linked to Iran The Iranian activity was not focused on creating real-world events, as we've seen in other cases.
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Among the areas that came up: protecting users' privacy, alerting users so they know they're interacting with bots, and alerting users that they've interacted with inauthentic accounts.
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If posted using "an inauthentic online account or a bot," the fine jumps to a maximum of SG$100,000 ($74,000) or a potential 10-year jail term.
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When brands co-opt the gaze to profit off of feminism, it always looks really silly to me because I immediately read it as forced and inauthentic.
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The fear and discomfort visible in these migrants — a fear to which they're clearly accustomed — helps reveal how inauthentic the performance of fear in the militias is.
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Facebook subsequently said it found seven pages, three groups, and five accounts it believed were involved in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" out of China focused on Hong Kong.
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Critically, the report indicated that some of the misinformation spread online appeared to be the result of "inauthentic and coordinated activity," the Post reported the document saying.
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That is an attempt to elude Facebook's efforts to remove disinformation, which it can do more easily when it flags "inauthentic activity," like Russians posing as Americans.
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The company examines 8 million accounts per week for abusive or inauthentic behavior and ultimately removes about three-quarters of them from the service, company representatives said.
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Hours before US Election Day, Facebook pulls dozens of accounts for 'coordinated inauthentic behavior' Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, Nathaniel Gleicher, issued this statement to TechCrunch: Last night, following a tip off from law enforcement, we blocked over 100 Facebook and Instagram accounts due to concerns that they were linked to the Russia-based Internet Research Agency (IRA) and engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior, which is banned from our services.
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The social media giant has been targeting "coordinated inauthentic behavior" on the platform, announcing the same the removal of accounts, pages, and groups linked to the Saracen Group.
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Although Wright's delivery is forceful and his looks camera-friendly, he can't avoid seeming inauthentic in a T-shirt and baseball cap, playing a man half his age.
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Facebook has removed dozens of pages that were using "coordinated inauthentic behavior" intended to "mislead" other users ahead of the 2018 U.S. midterm elections, the company announced today.
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Facebook announced Monday evening that it had blocked 115 accounts on its services that may have been engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.
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Facebook has removed dozens of accounts it said were engaging in "coordinated inauthentic behavior on behalf of a government or foreign actor," the company revealed on Wednesday morning.
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Facebook announced on Friday that it removed 82 groups and accounts for "coordinated inauthentic behavior" originating from Iran that targeted users in the United States and United Kingdom.
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The company says it removed 264 pages and accounts from Facebook and Instagram that were engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior," which is PR language for some shady stuff.
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At a time in food culture when we have become obsessed with tracing any particular dish to its original "authentic" roots, the chow mein sandwich is decidedly inauthentic.
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The inauthentic accounts would barrage their delegate targets with anti-Ted Cruz (Trump's biggest opponent at the time) messages to cast doubt on the more establishment Republican's motives.
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Facebook is taking down hundreds of United States-based accounts and pages, many of which spread political misinformation, for breaking the company's terms against "inauthentic" content and spam.
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Under pressure to tackle the spread of fake news, Facebook removed more than 800 politics-related pages and accounts from its network because of "co-ordinated inauthentic behaviour".
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To date, most of the uncovered incidents of coordinated inauthentic behavior have originated from Russia, Ukraine and Iran and have targeted the U.S., Brazil and the Baltic states.
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He is a self-proclaimed post-proletarian modernist, and he is further saying about himself that he is inauthentic since 1962, which is the year of his birth.
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The former secretary of State got branded as "inauthentic" very early on, and couldn't shake that label even as she ran against a world-class liar and bullshitter.
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Romney didn't run in the 2016 cycle but did briefly audition as a spokesperson for the #NeverTrump movement — slamming nativism and protectionism as inauthentic to the conservative movement.
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It proposes that Facebook and others have a "duty to identify" and curtail inauthentic accounts, and to report regularly to the SEC on the percentage of such accounts.
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" Facebook wrote in a separate post that based on Twitter's findings, it conducted an internal investigation into what the company described as "coordinated inauthentic behavior in the region.
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I landed an awesome role co-hosting a VH1 show, but I was portraying myself as someone who couldn't have been more inauthentic to who I truly was.
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"It has repeatedly violated our misrepresentation and other policies, including by engaging in coordinated inauthentic behavior," Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, wrote of the Archimedes Group.
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Facebook announced Tuesday that it had removed 85033 pages and accounts across its main platform and Instagram involved in "inauthentic behavior" after the company discovered them last week.
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Decades of effort to push people to call Miss America a "scholarship program" never resonated with people outside of the industry because it was always an inauthentic narrative.
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"There's all kinds of ways to have sex, and loud sex does not automatically have to equal good sex," Kerner explained, adding that sometimes loudness can be inauthentic.
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Naturally, the omnipresence of Bunyan has generated mild competition over authentic claims to the inauthentic, with Bemidji holding fast to its distinction as having the first, original statue.
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On Monday, Facebook said it had deleted 423,126 accounts, groups and pages in India and Pakistan for "inauthentic behaviour" and spamming, many linked to India's opposition Congress party.
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If a star chamber of experts decide that a website has what they call coordinated inauthentic activity, they just remove it now in the name of national security.
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According to Friday's report, Facebook blocked more than 1,700 pages, groups and accounts engaged in inauthentic behavior targeting European Union countries during the first three months of 2019.
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Mr. Schultz said Facebook was doing its best to police inauthentic accounts and be as transparent as possible about how many it believed were still on its site.
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Though the vast majority of buyers will never wear their shoes to play basketball, if shoes aren't worn on the court by players, they are seen as inauthentic.
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The company did not find any evidence the page was connected to coordinated inauthentic activity or to Russia, the spokesperson said, without explaining how it reached that conclusion.
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"That's why we want to ensure we avoid enforcing against innocent actors and prioritize helping people distinguish between inauthentic behavior and authentic speech," Gleicher said in a statement.
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"Privacy rules, identity validation, transparency in how data is collected and used, and monitoring for inauthentic or malign content" are among the several things that deserve continued attention.
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The Schapperts were also briefly suspended in July 2000 for "poor seller performance," partly because of a buyer complaint that a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle camera was inauthentic.
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And by not "singing the new show's praises," I mean they've been mocking it for being inauthentic, scripted, and an overall lame depiction of life after the final rose.
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And although review recycling and inauthentic reviews don't mean that a product is bad, they do make it harder for shoppers to distinguish legitimately good products from crappy ones.
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Facebook announced on Tuesday it has removed 652 fake Pages, groups, and accounts from Facebook and Instagram for "coordinated, inauthentic behavior" associated with Iranian and Russian political influence operations.
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Facebook has attempted to sidestep these allegations by refusing to take a stance on legal speech (though it does act in the case of "inauthentic accounts", removing them altogether).
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And while Kierkegaard realized that our particular social ethics might contain a measure of truth, perhaps even a great deal of it, our adherence to them is often inauthentic.
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It is authentically inauthentic, sporting the same menus and wall-mounted bric-a-brac as hundreds of other outposts of Mr Martin's empire, yet curiously honest about the fact.
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Twitter said in a statement that it had "removed this network of 2,800 inauthentic accounts originating in Iran at the beginning of May," adding that its investigation was ongoing.
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And while Glassford has found similar success by meeting the right people, she tries not to let it cloud her social interactions or cause her to form inauthentic relationships.
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And according to Facebook, much of it is homegrown: Today, we're removing 559 Pages and 251 accounts that have consistently broken our rules against spam and coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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"Even though this group of women gets to wild out together, they've also been holding on to some things that have made their friendship feel inauthentic," Pinkett-Smith said.
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She's endlessly sunny but not inauthentic, with a contagious, almost girlish giggle that comes out only when something is really funny, and a penchant for poking fun at herself.
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As he said in his white paper, Warner suggested that platforms adopt simple, immediate solutions like encouraging social platforms to label inauthentic accounts with tags identifying them as bots.
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Somewhere along the way, being "perfect" turned into being inauthentic, into ignoring my lifelong dream of running for office because I was afraid of losing and letting people down.
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Those that run these social media accounts must skirt the fine line between being on trend with the latest memes and pop culture references and appearing inauthentic and opportunistic.
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" Facebook wrote in a separate post that based on Twitter's findings, it conducted its own internal investigation into what the company described as "coordinated inauthentic behavior in the region.
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A plethora of rumors and conspiracy theories are flying around, only adding to the hype and mystery surrounding a painting that could in fact be revealed to be inauthentic.
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Sandberg slickly reframed "inauthentic content" to an even more boring sound "inorganic content" — now several psychologic steps removed from the shockingly outrageous Kremlin propaganda that the company eventually disclosed.
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This ability to charm so many different Americans has almost certainly aided his return to grace, while also alienating a large swath of society that sees him as inauthentic.
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And Instagram isn't done: "We'll have more updates in the coming weeks on additional measures we're taking to tackle inauthentic activity on Instagram," the company wrote on its blog.
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It can also make you feel inauthentic, because when you're smiling on the outside — despite feeling frustrated on the inside — you're essentially pretending to be someone who you're not.
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On Friday, Facebook also announced that it took down 65 Facebook accounts and 35 Instagram accounts that were part of a network involved in coordinated inauthentic behavior in Spain.
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The cultural influence from the era's film stars and fashions is visible, but not so obvious as to feel inauthentic to the characters and their place in polite society.
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"Had we found a campaign of coordinated inauthentic behavior, we would've removed it and announced it publicly, just as we did more than 50 times last year," he added.
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Christopher Bouzy, a software engineer who runs Bot Sentinel, a platform that evaluates Twitter accounts for inauthentic behavior, saw similar overlap between the MAGA internet and anti-regime content.
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On Tuesday, the company held a call with reporters to discuss its latest removal of hundreds of pages and content originating in Iran and Russia for "coordinated inauthentic behavior."
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The report concludes that Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube are still failing to adequately counter inauthentic behavior on their platforms and the threat posed by the growing manipulation industry.
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Facebook is balancing these rules with its efforts to remove misinformation, "inauthentic" political content from outside governments, and dehumanizing speech that encourages violence against minority groups like Myanmar's Rohingya.
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Facebook has acknowledged that it found "about 470 inauthentic accounts and Pages in violation of our policies," which bought roughly 3,000 Facebook ads between June 2015 and May 2017.
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"It is clear that information operations and coordinated inauthentic behavior will not cease," wrote Twitter staffers Vijaya Gadde and Yoel Roth in a blog post on the data release.
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Facebook has removed more than 80 Facebook and Instagram accounts and Pages that were participating in what the company is calling "coordinated inauthentic behavior" ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.
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Just weeks prior to MOCA's opening, a $45 ticket Banksy show — which was criticized as inauthentic by Banksy theyself — had just opened next door to MOCA's gritty new industrial home.
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" That declaration commits the social media giant to "work to remove fake accounts and inauthentic content on their platforms," as well as "intensify efforts to combat disinformation to promote transparency.
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Facebook has announced that it has removed hundreds of Pages, groups, and accounts on Thursday that originated in Russia and were engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" on Facebook and Instagram.
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Though it has suggested the terms 'misinformation' and 'disinformation' be used instead, to better pin down exact types of problematic inauthentic content — and on that at least the government agrees.
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The Page, which Facebook identified as displaying "coordinated inauthentic behavior," also worked with the admins from five authentic Facebook Pages to co-host the event and arrange transportation and logistics.
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So when Clinton pursued her own political path, journalists believed anything that didn't resemble that character was inauthentic — a mask to hide the "true" Hillary because of her political ambition.
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"Well-executed information operations have the potential to gain influence organically, through authentic channels and networks, even if they originate from inauthentic sources, such as fake accounts," the paper states.
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But it has also gotten a bad rap for being "inauthentic," which isn't fair, according to some, because the California roll never aimed to be authentic in the first place.
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The bill would also require voice service providers to put a call authentication service in place, enabling carriers to identify whether the calls are inauthentic before pushing them to consumers.
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"The IRA has repeatedly used complex networks of inauthentic accounts to deceive and manipulate people who use Facebook, including before, during and after the 2016 US presidential elections," Stamos said.
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We work hard to find the right balance between encouraging free expression and promoting a safe and authentic community, and we believe that down-ranking inauthentic content strikes that balance.
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In a blog post, Facebook said it removed 28500 Facebook accounts, 6900 Pages, seven Groups and three Instagram accounts that originated in Iran and have engaged in "coordinated" inauthentic behavior.
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I'm not much of a waterpark kind of girl, and while the beach was beautiful, the whole island was just a tad too inauthentic and over-the-top for me.
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A separate network of inauthentic accounts operating in Ukraine and run by the infamous Russian troll factory had also been taken down, following a tip-off from U.S. law enforcement.
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Facebook said last week that the 470 "inauthentic accounts and pages" it had linked to Russia and removed had bought about 3,000 ads between June 2015 and May this year.
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Cosby's statement on Tuesday, she accused Kevin R. Steele, the Montgomery County district attorney, of using the "inauthentic" recording in both trials to convince the jury of Mr. Cosby's guilt.
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"The DNC does not hire outside entities to generate inauthentic content, and we advise campaigns against engaging in these activities," Democratic National Committee chief security officer Bob Lord told Axios.
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"Issues such as privacy rules, identity validation, transparency in how data is collected and used, and monitoring for inauthentic or malign content, among others, deserve continued examination," the committee said.
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In April, however, Facebook investigators started to scrutinize New Waves as part of the tech giant's global drive to shut down what it calls "coordinated inauthentic behavior" on its platform.
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The company noted that when people tweet a hashtag they disagree with, its trends feature neutrally clocks it as a trending topic — that's not the same thing as inauthentic activity.
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What's more, he said, mobile devices people can be subject to phishing, in which hackers provide inauthentic interfaces where people can enter usernames and passwords and inadvertently expose their credentials.
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Facebook found some $100,000 in ad spending from June 2015 through May 2017 connected to about 470 accounts that were deemed as inauthentic and in violation of its internal guidelines.
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But this is only one element of our larger effort to stop coordinated inauthentic behavior, which led to the removal of over 50 sophisticated networks globally in the past year.
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"The similarity is this notion of creating a persona—a brand if you will—that is inauthentic, but that you have to claim is authentic and real," she told me.
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Then in May, Facebook said it removed dozens of additional accounts, groups and pages — on its main app and on Instagram — involved in coordinated inauthentic behavior that originated in Iran.
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"We've recently removed five accounts run by multiple individuals for engaging in coordinated inauthentic behavior on Facebook around the Alabama special election, and our investigation is ongoing," a Facebook spokesperson said.
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The first: Yesterday, the company said it had removed 652 fake Pages, groups, and accounts from Facebook and Instagram for "coordinated, inauthentic behavior" associated with Iranian and Russian political influence operations.
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Her framing of Bensimon as an inauthentic, celebrity-chasing non-girls' girl was more credible because she was willing to bring up that she ignored her in their off-camera life.
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Frankel's revelations of these behind-the-scenes shenanigans at the reunion paradoxically made the show feel more real, and this willingness to call out "inauthentic" castmates helped generate even more drama.
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" She has played Latinas and Indians because of a scarcity of roles for people who look like her, although she's uncertain if she would do that again because "it feels inauthentic.
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His decision to ignore the situation on his main account, relying on an Instagram Story that will allow Team 10's statement to disappear after 24 hours, is strategic and inauthentic.
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The best way to tackle the problem at scale is by identifying the source of inauthentic behavior, says Joshua Geltzer, executive director of Georgetown University's Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection.
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Twitter has previously acknowledged pulling down hundreds of "inauthentic" accounts that pushed talking points favorable to the Saudi government, which has built an "electronic army" tasked with furthering its agenda online.
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Facebook announced today that it's identified and banned suspicious accounts that engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior," some of which may be designed to influence the US midterm elections scheduled for November.
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In doing this, they miss the struggle — historical and current — of Mexican citizens and immigrant populations, shaping Mexican heritage into something they think is more appealing and that is, ultimately, inauthentic.
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They represented a person I felt no connection with anymore and reminded me of a painful, inauthentic time in my life when I just couldn't bear to live as I was.
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" When someone in the audience yelled what sounded like, "Say you're sorry," Robbins laughed and said "I'm not gonna be inauthentic and say I'm sorry about something I'm not sorry about.
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"For example, we are looking at how we can apply the techniques we developed for detecting fake accounts to better detect inauthentic Pages and the ads they may run," Stamos said.
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I think too I was equally put off by its artificiality — not that my own feelings would be inauthentic but that they would be delivered within a temporary architecture of intimacy.
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Once he got over his pedantry, Charlie just sprayed the grammar around like Jackson Pollock with a thesaurus and Yoda'd it up a bit to make it authentically inauthentic, beautifully unfinished.
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Last August, researchers from the threat intelligence firm FireEye uncovered a vast social media influence campaign, conducted by a network of inauthentic news outlets and fake personas with ties to Iran.
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So without that, it would have felt inauthentic, which I know is a completely unpopular device to use in a western romantic comedy, but it just felt more real that way.
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According to Facebook, much of the "inauthentic behavior" was designed to spark a response from people on both sides of major political issues, though some repurposed articles from Iran's state media.
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If we rebrand and we don't talk about that and we don't have the right language, if we're inauthentic, developers will sniff that out so fast, it's like you've sold out.
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But the researchers note that a malicious cell tower channel is capable of fooling the system, and in turn sending out an inauthentic emergency alert to all devices within its range.
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Zuckerberg initially dismissed accusations that Facebook was used as a tool for Moscow's meddling, but his company has since admitted it found at least 3,000 ads linked to "inauthentic" Russian accounts.
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Whether that's on combating hate speech, hoaxes and "inauthentic" content, or IDing and blocking state-level disinformation campaigns — thereby shifting attention off the deeper question of whether Facebook is doing enough.
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"One of the reasons it takes place in July, is that lots of corporate dollars are going to celebrations of queer culture in inauthentic ways [during June's Gay Pride]," Nordeen explained.
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In a statement, Twitter said that as a part of its routine efforts to stop spam and inauthentic behavior, it had inadvertently gone after a number of legitimate Chinese-language accounts.
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She ran on Medicaid expansion as early as 2006, long before it had become a litmus test for the progressive flank of the Democratic Party, which often derides her as inauthentic.
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The market is riddled with fakes and tourist tat, and the Arts Law Center of Australia estimates that some 80 percent of "Aboriginal" arts and crafts sold in shops is inauthentic.
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They want Facebook to create a news-gathering exception to its bans on creating inauthentic accounts and on using automated tools that scrape public data about users for large-scale analysis.
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Chuck Schumer's threat — and it was a threat, however empty — to Gorsuch and Kavanaugh has ginned up the predictable partisan outrage, but it was an inauthentic attempt to out-Trump Trump.
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Twitter told Motherboard the company had acted against a number of accounts and URLs around this recent activity, and pointed to its policy banning malicious use of bots and inauthentic accounts.
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Critics called her "inauthentic" when she tried eating the famous southern dish with a fork and knife, and then awkwardly asked the waiter what the appropriate way to do it was.
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"We assess that Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube are still failing to adequately counter inauthentic behaviour on their platforms," said Sebastian Bay and Rolf Fredheim, the report's authors, in the publication.
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"We will continue reviewing activity on our platforms and if we find any violating coordinated inauthentic behavior we will take action and share it publicly," said Rita Zolotova, a Facebook spokeswoman.
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In addition to its organic engagement, Kasraie's YouTube video was boosted by being tagged #IraniansDetestSoleimani, a hashtag that was amplified by inauthentic Twitter accounts several minutes after the video was posted.
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Kasraie denied that the inauthentic activity surrounding the video was linked to her lobbying firm, saying that her video had been successful because people agreed with what she had to say.
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In August, Facebook announced the removal of more than 6003 pages and accounts it said were engaged in coordinated inauthentic activity and operated by marketing firms in Egypt and the UAE.
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The knowledge that inauthentic behavior has costs and that prosocial behavior" — like assisting or mentoring a colleague — "increases moral self-regard — this is something leaders might consider when designing their organizations.
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It also said this inauthentic activity is not related to misinformation campaigns but is rather a new growth hacking tactic — which involves accounts paying third parties to try to boost their profile via the medium of fake likes, followers and comments (in this case by generating inauthentic activity by watching the Instagram Stories of people they have no real interest in in the hopes that'll help them pass off as real and net them more followers).
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Hi Brendan, We haven't been able to connect on the phone, but I did want to make sure you know that earlier today we removed a Facebook event that you are listed as a co-host of, "No Unite the Right 2 - DC", because one of the Pages that created the event, "Resisters", has been removed from Facebook because [it] was created by someone establishing an inauthentic account that has been associated with coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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What Happened: Finally confirming what many had suspected, Facebook announced last week that thousands of ads had been put on the social network from "inauthentic accounts" that are likely connected to Russia.
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As before, Facebook calls this "one more step in our ongoing efforts to protect people and prevent inauthentic behavior on Facebook and Instagram," in addition to automated blocking and other moderation options.
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Facebook confirmed on Monday that it had removed a popular Facebook page with nearly 700,000 followers that was associated with the Black Lives Matter movement after it was discovered to be inauthentic.
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Facebook said in response that it announces takedowns related to coordinated inauthentic activity, but does not issue public notices when it removes accounts, pages, or groups for other types of policy violations.
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Facebook's latest account purge exposes Africa's misinformation problem Finally, in May, Facebook purged a network of hundreds of pages, groups and Instagram accounts it labeled as producing "coordinated inauthentic behavior" toward Africa.
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It's not an easy thing, particularly if it doesn't come naturally to you ... I think the problem is the response sometimes feel inauthentic or they just seem like, 'I've heard this before.
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And while that radar is pretty good — both Facebook and Twitter have made large strides in using machine learning to combat malicious spam — it's still difficult to catch inauthentic accounts at scale.
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To feel like an oddity at your own place of employment because of the color of your skin while passing posters reminding you to be your authentic self feels in itself inauthentic.
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Facebook prohibits "coordinated inauthentic behavior" on the platform, and due to this behavior's proximity to the US midterm elections, the company says it promptly banned all instances of the network it discovered.
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Over the summer, the social media network terminated hundreds of inauthentic accounts on both Facebook and Instagram that the company claims participated in coordinated influence campaigns spearheaded by both Iran and Russia.
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Bill Weld, Johnson's running mate, was a controversial pick within at the Libertarian Convention because many saw his recent move to the Libertarian Party as an inauthentic move by the former Republican.
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It was a side of Clinton that friends know well but has not often been much in evidence in her public life, as she has fought claims she is inauthentic and calculating.
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Other attempts to fight companies that profit from the sale of inauthentic social media accounts—which remain rampant, as do networks of hoax and junk news sites—have recently been launched stateside.
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CHISINAU, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Facebook Inc said it has removed a number of pages and accounts engaged in "inauthentic behavior" targeting people in Moldova, where elections will be held later this month.
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Cruz also offered a new argument in his attempt to paint GOP front-runner Donald Trump as an inauthentic conservative, claiming that he is inheriting the support of disenchanted Marco Rubio supporters.
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I feel like it would be inauthentic for me to say that I'm this all the time, but I've had long stretches of my life where I'm very much like this character.
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I attempted to do it early on in my career, but I felt inauthentic — I always trying to change my voice so I wouldn't sound gay or not say a gay thing.
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Under pressure from politicians in the United States and Europe, both platforms made some of their most serious efforts to date to ban and remove millions of accounts deemed to be inauthentic.
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The suit claims that the New York publisher, Michael McKenzie, and Mr. Thomas deliberately isolated the artist from friends and business associates so they could sell inauthentic artwork attributed to Mr. Indiana.
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In an impassioned essay that reads very much like a speech, Favreau tries directly confronting the public perception of Clinton as inauthentic, cautious, and more motivated by polls than by genuine convictions.
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There's nothing wrong with speaking Spanish on national television in the United States, but O'Rourke's approach failed because his gesture came off as inauthentic and lacking a genuine emotional point of departure.
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On a single day in October 2017, the Atlantic Council said, inauthentic pages seeking to spread Sputnik content were created to focus on Armenia, Chechnya, Estonia, Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
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P.S.G.'s celebrity following has served simply to accentuate its reputation as somehow inauthentic, a plaything for the rich and famous, a passionately supported team turned into a high-end tourist destination.
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He sent his wealth forth in thousands of dollars paid to Instagram influencers but also in smaller sums committed to normal people willing to spam their contacts with transparently inauthentic Bloomberg boosterism.
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But demonstrating courage on the sidelines after misusing an opportunity to lead is the type of inauthentic leadership we've come to expect from our politicians, not our high-level appointed health officials.
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The statement noted that the site had prevented more than 13 million attempts to post inauthentic reviews, and that it "took action" against more than 5 million sellers' accounts for review manipulation.
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While the efforts specifically targeted automated processes, "pay-for-play" operations, and inauthentic accounts, the Bieber tactics are still questionable – especially because of the VPN suggestion, which falsifies a listener&aposs location.
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"We removed multiple Pages, Groups and accounts that were involved in coordinated inauthentic behavior on Facebook and Instagram," Nathaniel Gleicher, head of cybersecurity policy at Facebook, wrote in a post dated Thursday.
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At least two separate independent researchers flagged what they believe is evidence of inauthentic pro-Sanders activity on Facebook that may have links to Russian operatives or Trump supporters, the Journal reports.
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Trending down: A new analysis of coordinated inauthentic behavior on Facebook shows the social network is still failing to keep up with the spread of disinformation and media manipulation on the platform.
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"Last year, we prevented more than 13 million attempts to leave an inauthentic review and we took action against more than 5 million bad actor accounts attempting to manipulate reviews," she added.
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Facebook last week said it had removed 652 pages, groups and accounts linked to Iran over "coordinated inauthentic behavior" targeting people in the U.S., the U.K., Latin America and the Middle East.
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Facebook, for instance, announced in October that it had expanded its policies against "coordinated inauthentic behavior" to reflect a rise in disinformation campaigns run by non-state actors, domestic groups and companies.
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Neither Semanchin nor Nicholes have any connection to the Kickapoo Nation, which is partially why they began to feel inauthentic when they put that name on their bags of roasted coffee beans.
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Like I feel The Silent Circus was a little inauthentic, but looking at the whole journey, I feel like everything has been this natural evolution, natural steps forward, culminating with Coma Ecliptic.
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On a 7-point scale, those who described an inauthentic experience rated their feelings of impurity at 3.56 on average, compared to an average of 1.51 for those in the control group.
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Although a few Canadian journalists have insisted that we should all "calm down" about Leitch, and that Canadians will see through her "completely inauthentic" message, her bid for attention seems to have worked.
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Khan can't actually play piano, which is why his hands are hidden by camera angles (they're shown once or twice — consider that a content warning for those sensitive to inauthentic musicianship on film).
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But Roman is clear about her philosophy: "I have always been allergic to the word 'entertaining,' which to me implies there's a show, something performative at best and inauthentic at worst," she says.
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"It is clear that information operations and coordinated inauthentic behavior will not cease," write Vijaya Gadde and Yoel Roth, respectively Twitter's legal, policy and trust and safety lead, and head of site integrity.
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With these changes, we expect we will also reduce the spread of material generated through inauthentic activity, including spam, misinformation, or other deceptive content that is often shared by creators of fake accounts.
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At the end of July, Instagram was further drawn into the Facebook scandal, when the company announced it had removed accounts and ads involved in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" from both social media platforms.
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"We've made improvements to recognize these inauthentic accounts more easily by identifying patterns of activity — without assessing the content itself," Shabnam Shaik, a Facebook security team manager, wrote in an official blog post.
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The insta-relationship that develops between them is as inauthentic and insulting as the central romance in Edgar Wright's Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, without any of the sense of irony or intentionality.
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"We've made improvements to recognize these inauthentic accounts more easily by identifying patterns of activity without assessing the content itself," Shabnam Shaik, a Facebook security team manager, wrote in an official blog post.
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For at least some activists who are used to a social movement strategy, the strategy of voting for what is "good enough" risks being personally inauthentic, like a product of unwelcome, external manipulation.
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"As platform manipulation tactics continue to evolve, we are updating and expanding our rules to better reflect how we identify fake accounts, and what types of inauthentic activity violate our guidelines," Twitter writes.
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"We've removed hundreds of pages and accounts involved in coordinated inauthentic behavior - meaning they misled others about who they were and what they were doing," Sandberg said in written testimony released on Tuesday.
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Joe Burton, chief executive of Whil, which offers a popular meditation app, is adamant that just because mindfulness is streaming online at ever-higher price points, that doesn't make it ineffective or inauthentic.
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We can be sympathetic to the writers' cause of completing the epic tale (or at least the war), but inauthentic moments between characters we've come to love feel especially clumsy in the rush.
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But fake accounts and activity aren't always about people wanting a shortcut to online fame — inauthentic accounts are also the source for disinformation campaigns and attempts by foreign governments to hack our democracy.
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And then that's read as inauthentic; it means that she doesn't understand how upset people are, or the pain people are in, because she's not angry in the way those guys are angry.
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Clinton enjoyed widespread support from black political leaders and won an overwhelming share of black votes in the primary and general elections, she was plagued by accusations that her political persona was inauthentic.
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Hearing a song arrangement, "Sometimes I think, God, if I could just smoke a nice joint and listen to this, critically, I would be able to identify any inauthentic moments better," Kelley said.
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From fake news and inauthentic social media campaigns waged by foreign nations to concerns about voting systems themselves being rigged, there were plenty of ways that technology and information systems failed the public.
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A Facebook spokesperson told Mashable it had "developed several techniques to help detect and block inauthentic activity such as this," and that the social network's teams review reports of impersonators from the public.
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Facebook said Friday it had "benefited from open source reporting" in the takedown but said that its own systems that monitor for coordinated and inauthentic behavior had proactively identified many of the accounts.
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In theory, his painted versions should seem inauthentic because they did not arise directly from the subconscious or the gut — but they don't: they feel just as sensitive and spontaneous as the drawings.
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Engage in inauthentic behavior, which includes creating, managing, or otherwise perpetuating • Accounts that are fake • Accounts that have fake names• Accounts that participate in coordinated inauthentic behavior, meaning that multiple accounts are working together to do any of the following: Mislead people about the origin of content; Mislead people about the destination of links off our services (for example, providing a display URL that does not match the destination URL); Mislead people in an attempt to encourage shares, likes, or clicks.18.
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Our lives are defined by the decisions we make, and when we fall into the trap of following the most popular behavior because of its social clout, we end up living an inauthentic life.
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The feature is rolling out globally today, and comes on the heels of Instagram's new Shopping update and the app's recent announcement that it is taking steps to remove inauthentic activity on the platform.
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"To feel like an oddity at your own place of employment because of the color of your skin while passing posters reminding you to be your authentic self feels in itself inauthentic," Luckie wrote.
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If the "fake news" is posted using "an inauthentic online account or controlled by a bot," the total potential fine rises to Singapore 100,000 SGD and the maximum sentence to 10 years in prison.
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In a second operation, Facebook removed more than 100 Facebook pages and 40 Instagram accounts engaging in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" as part of a network that originated in Russia and operated out of Ukraine.
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But after Facebook suspended several of his pages and hundreds of others during a major purge of inauthentic accounts in October, he sharpened his identity as a crusader for American values, like free speech.
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If the alleged falsehood is posted using "an inauthentic online account or controlled by a bot," the total potential fine rises to 100,000 SGD (around $73,000), and, or, up to 10 years in prison.
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Instagram tells me it uses machine learning tools to identify accounts that pay third-party apps to boost their popularity and claims to remove inauthentic engagement before it reaches the recipient of the notifications.
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On Monday, for example, Facebook announced the removal of hundreds of inauthentic accounts from India and Pakistan being used to post propaganda in the wake of historic tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.
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As many companies with big brand names have realized, however, young millennials and Gen Zers are not only less loyal than older generations but also less likely to be wooed by inauthentic marketing attempts.
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To that end, many of us made do with anything that even slightly resembled our personal narratives, even if it was inauthentic, problematic or straight up trash (see: Katy Perry's "I Kissed a Girl").
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On Tuesday, Facebook announced that it had removed more than two dozen pages and accounts from its platform because they were involved in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" in the lead-up to the midterm elections.
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Finally, with respect to his centrism, Mr. Biden needs to pull off the trick, which dexterous politicians can do, of showing that he has nudged himself a bit to the left without sounding inauthentic.
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Facebook said that it's removed pages and content originating in Iran and Russia for "coordinated inauthentic behavior," the social network's latest effort to clean up the site in the aftermath of the 2016 election.
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If the alleged falsehood is posted using "an inauthentic online account or controlled by a bot," the potential fine rises to 100,000 Singapore dollars (around $73,000), and/or up to 10 years in prison.
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If the "fake news" is posted using "an inauthentic online account or controlled by a bot," the total potential fine rises to 100,000 SGD (around $73,000), and, or, up to 10 years in prison.
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For the bulk of the season, Forty especially feels underwritten — a caricature of coastal privilege who inexplicably insists on calling Joe "Old Sport" — and inauthentic, either because he's literally fake or playing someone disingenuous.
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In a report on the influence operation, researchers from disinformation groups Graphika and DFRLab noted that this was the first time they had seen the technology used to support an inauthentic social media campaign.
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Since mid-March, Cheapskates has been suspended from Amazon for a few vague complaints related to the sale of inauthentic items, all of which Schappert and her husband, George, say can be easily explained.
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Gordon Marino is the author of "The Existentialist's Survival Guide: How to Live Authentically in an Inauthentic Age," a professor of philosophy and the director of the Hong Kierkegaard Library at St. Olaf College.
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That was a head-scratcher for city officials because they couldn't remember purple anywhere on the sculpture, and the idea of repainting the iconic work in any way that was inauthentic verged on sacrilege.
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We've removed thousands of Pages, Groups, and accounts for this kind of behavior, as well as accounts that were violating our policies on spam and coordinated inauthentic behavior during the Alabama special election last year.
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Regarding election interference, Sandberg said Facebook continues to remove pages on its platform that have "inauthentic behavior" and that the company will be using tactics like this in the upcoming elections to the European Parliament.
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Since Facebook is only claiming the pages were set up by "fake accounts" and were taken down for violating its policies against "coordinated inauthentic behavior," it's entirely possible that Americans could be behind the activity.
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"With these changes, we expect we will also reduce the spread of material generated through inauthentic activity, including spam, misinformation, or other deceptive content that is often shared by creators of fake accounts," Facebook said.
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"For someone who has done a relatively good job tacking left and championing the fight over income inequality, Gillibrand cozying up to Wall Street will come off to many progressive voters as inauthentic," Uhl said.
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It makes you wonder, how much of the discourse of the past decade — so much of it dictated by what is "trending" or what people are talking about online — has been shaped by inauthentic accounts?
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During production he sought to draw on Brown and Clark's knowledge to ensure the accuracy of period details, as Clark found when she pointed out that a garment was being assembled in an inauthentic way.
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Amazon told BuzzFeed News it relies on teams of investigators, automated technology, and machine learning technology to prevent and detect inauthentic reviews at scale, and to take action against the bad actors behind the abuse.
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"I believe these gender-related difficulties are symptomatic of a much deeper issue ... the extent to which international politics is such a thoroughly masculinized sphere of activity that women's voices are deemed inauthentic," Tickner writes.
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Facebook is asking for an immediate cessation to those companies' sale of inauthentic accounts, as well as $100,000 in damages for each of six websites operated by them and any profits derived from the scheme.
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A Facebook page that claimed a connection to the Black Lives Matter movement and had more than twice as many followers as the movement's official page has been removed for being inauthentic, the company said.
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An FBI official added that the bureau has "invested a lot of time" in trying to help social media companies detect inauthentic politically related message traffic, and shares information on this with social media companies.
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The dealers had sued Mahama after he declared hundreds of his signature jute sack works to be inauthentic; the artist countersued, arguing that the dealers had "mutilated" his work by cutting it into smaller pieces.
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The State Department on Wednesday lauded Facebook for removing several "inauthentic" accounts that it found were associated with a coordinated campaign to spread disinformation, and specifically called out Russia for its efforts to sow discord.
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"Like all too many responses to crises of many kinds, Fairbanks' comment on the breach reads as overly formal and inauthentic," Ariel Robinson, a cybersecurity consultant and Senior Policy Strategist at Smooth Sailing Solutions, said.
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Mark Warner (D-VA), who has been one of the leading critical voices on social media manipulation and Russian propaganda in the Senate, pointed to Facebook's flawed efforts to remove inauthentic accounts as an example.
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Tayyab's job became harder on Monday when the Pakistan Cyber Force's Facebook account was taken down, one of 103 Pakistani accounts the social media giant said it had deleted because of "inauthentic behavior" and spamming.
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Facebook disclosed the information, which it partially revealed last month, in its first monthly report about coordinated inauthentic behavior (CIB), the company's term for networks of fake accounts and pages aimed at manipulating public conversations.
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Facebook disclosed the information, which it partially revealed last month, in its first monthly report about coordinated inauthentic behavior (CIB), the company's term for networks of fake accounts and pages aimed at manipulating public conversations.
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As people filtered into town from their excursions in the outlying woods, many headed for Hellbender Burritos, a purveyor of boldly inauthentic Mexican-inspired food, like burritos stuffed with homemade seitan and blue cheese dressing.
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Tayyab's job became harder on Monday when the Pakistan Cyber Force's Facebook account was taken down, one of 103 Pakistani accounts the social media giant said it had deleted because of "inauthentic behaviour" and spamming.
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The billionaire alleges in legal filings obtained by The Telegraph that, upon fully examining the Porsche, he saw the car had been rebuilt, with inauthentic parts, corroded brakes and axles, and a leaky steering system.
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Mexicans often refer to more extreme instances of this kind of Spanish as "pocho," or inauthentic, and also use the term as a derogatory way to describe Americanized Mexicans who speak better English than Spanish.
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For instance, they've gotten better at obscuring their online activity to avoid automatic detection, even as social media platforms ramp up their use of artificial intelligence software to dismantle bot networks and eradicate inauthentic accounts.
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With the campaign in full swing, the company removed 687 pages and accounts linked to the country's main opposition party — the Indian National Congress (INC) — for "coordinated inauthentic behavior," it said in a statement Monday.
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To try and get reinstated, Cheapskates explained to Amazon that it cancelled its relationships with distributors tied to inauthentic item claims and provided a full list of suppliers for all the products in the suspension.
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In contrast, Facebook has begun to disclose details about the pages, accounts, and groups it removes when they are found to be involved in "coordinated inauthentic activity," or when they are linked to efforts during elections.
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The company has been under intense scrutiny for allowing bad actors to run rampant on the platform, and recently removed hundreds of pages, groups, and accounts for what it called "coordinated inauthentic behavior" originating in Iran.
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"I've been watching what's going on in the Senate and deleted the WSJ report as soon as I learned it was inauthentic," Tribe, who has over 400,000 Twitter followers, told BuzzFeed News in a direct message.
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The 115 accounts Facebook took down yesterday for inauthentic behavior ahead of the mid-term elections may indeed have been linked to the Russia-based Internet Research Agency, according to a new statement from the company.
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In his testimony, Stretch plans to lay out Facebook's plans for addressing future attempts at foreign election meddling, including new tools designed to purge inauthentic accounts and adding 1,000 new employees to review political ads manually.
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Facebook has quietly removed three far-right networks that were engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior intended to spread politically divisive content in Spain ahead of a general election in the country, which takes place on Sunday.
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It's the sort of deceptive and inauthentic manipulation tactic, which a lot of former cult members remember doing, but they also remember feeling like they really needed to do it in order to save the person.
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But Booker's in the big leagues now, and any interaction with #brands on Twitter can lead to swift and sudden retribution from an audience that's ready to pounce on something that even hints at being inauthentic.
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Gavrieli's office issued a report on Thursday saying that BDS activists had used 232 fake Twitter accounts, including bots and trolls which, it says, engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior", to drum up opposition to the event.
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The Times story doesn't detail what, exactly, Trump believes to be false or inauthentic in the "Access Hollywood" tape or why he didn't make these claims when the tape initially appeared more than a year ago.
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Facebook, of course, has spent the last couple years rooting out Russia-backed propaganda and other "coordinated inauthentic behavior" on its platform following the country's use of the social network during the 2016 U.S. presidential elections.
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There's a reason why NFL and NBA Street became their own franchises instead of a Madden or NBA Live subset: Creep too far outside the box in a simulation game, and things skew toward the inauthentic.
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"When we disrupt these networks for coordinated inauthentic behavior, it's because of their deceptive behavior and not because of the content they're sharing, or the ideology or political leanings of the people behind them," Facebook said.
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Instead of grappling with that sort of subtle political fakery, Facebook is focusing on quick PR wins — around the most obviously inauthentic stuff where it won't risk accusations of partisan bias if it pulls bogus content.
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Facebook said that it did not allow "coordinated inauthentic behavior" and said it would be more transparent about where posts were coming from and would better verify the identities of those putting up messages and ads.
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The research also discovered inauthentic behavior tied to roughly 800 political and official government social media pages, including those of two countries' presidents and a series of junior-level politicians across the United States and Europe.
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"When we disrupt these networks for coordinated inauthentic behaviour, it's because of their deceptive behaviour and not because of the content they're sharing, or the ideology or political leanings of the people behind them," Facebook said.
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Warren's message is not unifying, and her ongoing trouble with the truth about her own narrative has exposed her as inauthentic (she has told some whoppers about her heritage and her kids' private schooling, for example).
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"If you find out too much without their knowledge, it makes for some really inauthentic conversation, because you have to pretend to not know things or it's awkward," Liner, who also wrote the book #Adulting, explained.
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In total, the company removed 211 Facebook accounts, 107 Facebook Pages, 220 Facebook Groups, and 2000 Instagram accounts "for engaging in coordinated inauthentic behavior that originated in the UAE, Egypt and Nigeria," according to today's announcement.
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For now, the issue has become a familiar narrative among Washington insiders: Republican Party officials are trying to brand her as inauthentic, and some liberal activists have expressed dismay with her approach to the whole issue.
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But the truth of the matter is that it is authentic, and when you call it inauthentic, you're ignoring a lot of history and devaluing a little bit the food and the people who brought it here.
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Photo: GettyFacebook on Tuesday announced its banning of eight pages, 43 profiles, and seven Instagram accounts that engaged in what it described as online political activity that was both "inauthentic" and ultimately an "abuse" of its platform.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Facebook said on Thursday it had removed 265 Facebook and Instagram accounts, pages, groups and events linked to Israel due to what it called "inauthentic behavior" targeting users in Southeast Asia, Latin America and Africa.
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Earlier this month, the maker of the Snuggie blanket teamed up with creators of other "As Seen on TV" products in an infringement and counterfeiting suit, alleging that Amazon openly contributes to the sale of inauthentic items.
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"In the case of Facebook, we have observed that most false amplification in the context of information operations is not driven by automated processes, but by coordinated people who are dedicated to operating inauthentic accounts," Facebook said.
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Facebook claimed that legitimate organizers in the U.S. had "unwittingly helped build interest" in a scheme by bad actors because one of the admins that joined in the Page's organization was an "inauthentic" user with bad intentions.
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Amazon has said that it is "investing heavily" in ways to detect and prevent inauthentic reviews, as well as removing selling privileges from sellers that list different products on the same listing, which is against Amazon's rules.
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FireEye's research, which it shared with BuzzFeed News, led Facebook and Twitter to suspend hundreds of accounts Tuesday for "coordinated, inauthentic behavior" associated with the Iranian influence operations, and a separate group of accounts originating in Russia.
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After so many debates and interviews and rallies and forums, the True Trump persona is so well-established that a substantial change can only make him seem inauthentic and will hurt him more than it helps him.
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This "might be really inauthentic for you on any other day, but [on June 19] you have to do the right thing in terms of your own sanity, and to keep everyone else safe, too," she says.
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One of the only on-the-record apologies we can find from Trump, which came after he made comments about sexual assault on Access Hollywood (which he recently claimed were inauthentic), has a defensive tone to it.
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But given the company's recent announcements admitting to the discovery of "inauthentic" social media campaigns ahead of the midterm elections, it's strange that the literacy library doesn't call attention to spotting potential problems on its own platform.
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On Monday, Facebook published a blog post announcing that it had removed hundreds of pages and accounts from India and Pakistan across both Facebook and Instagram for violating the company's policy on coordinated inauthentic behavior or spam.
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The coordinated inauthentic activity that Facebook revealed on Tuesday shows that bad actors are determined to influence U.S. politics, sow division and set Americans against each other—regardless of whether they use conservatism or liberalism as conduits.
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But police started to put together a few pieces of circumstantial evidence—including the suspicion that the various letters claiming conflicting responsibility for the attacks were inauthentic—that pointed to Sergej's possible connections to the attack itself.
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One of the things we're seeing today is a lashing out against institutions and processes that folks regard as inauthentic whether it's 'fake news' or trust in financial markets, and thats where I think this emanates from.
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They want Facebook to create a news-gathering exception to its bans on creating inauthentic accounts and on using automated tools that scrape public data about users for use in large-scale analysis (The New York Times).
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WhatsApp owner Facebook Inc said on Monday it had deleted 712 accounts and 390 pages in India and Pakistan for "inauthentic behaviour", saying many were linked to India's opposition Congress party and others related to Pakistan's military.
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Facebook did not respond to Gizmodo's request for comment on whether Facebook was aware the profiles associated with the University of Farmington were fake or if Facebook seeks out inauthentic behavior associated with U.S. law enforcement investigations.
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Soon after the Times reported on Tuesday about the forthcoming announcement, Facebook said it had removed 32 pages and accounts from Facebook and Instagram after determining they were involved in "inauthentic behavior" that's not allowed on Facebook.
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Republicans and Democrats alike tried to portray Hillary Clinton as inauthentic in her 2016 and 2008 runs for president, invoking her paid speeches to Wall Street firms and her earlier vote in support of the Iraq war.
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More recently, officials at the Department of Homeland Security credited unprecedented help from Facebook, Google and Microsoft to block malicious influence campaigns in the 2018 elections, including by taking down inauthentic posts or other suspect activity quickly.
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South Africans are beginning to reclaim their power over a sentimental mythology about forgiveness and racial harmony that has been, for at least a decade, inauthentic and out of step with the realities of most people's lives.
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After learning about ways its platform was used by foreign actors to target American voters in the 2016 presidential election, Facebook made changes, cracking down on "coordinated inauthentic behavior" and introducing more disclosure requirements for political advertisers.
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An Amazon spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that, last month, 99% of the reviews read by customers were authentic, and that the company employs machine learning software to analyze reviews and remove what it detects as inauthentic reviews.
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So next time Facebook puts out another press release detailing a bit of "coordinated inauthentic behavior" it claims to have found and removed from its platform, it's important to put it in context of the bigger picture.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts has apologized for hosting an exhibition in which 17 paintings purportedly by four of Vietnam's most influential 20th-century painters proved inauthentic.
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Facebook says that it reached out to the legitimate organizers of No Unite The Right 2-DC with the following message: We haven't been able to connect on the phone yet, but I did want to make sure you know that earlier today we removed a Facebook event that you are listed as a co-host of, "No Unite the Right 2 – DC", because one the Pages that created the event, "Resisters", has been removed from Facebook because [it] was created by someone establishing an inauthentic account that has been associated with coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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Facebook announced that it has blocked around 30 Facebook accounts and 85 Instagram accounts ahead of the 2018 midterm elections that were "engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior," following a tip from US law enforcement agencies on Sunday night.
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In Pakistan, it removed 57 accounts, 24 pages, seven groups and 15 Instagram accounts, also for inauthentic behaviour, as part of a network that originated there and was linked to employees of a unit of the Pakistani military.
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At worst, they underscore the perception that Clinton is inauthentic, and suggest her campaign is so convinced she is entitled to the Democratic nomination that it doesn't feel the need to communicate with voters in any meaningful way.
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"Typically, after the inauthentic articles were posted to Twitter, amplified by third parties, or covered by mainstream media, Endless Mayfly deleted the content and redirected visitors to the legitimate media outlets that they were impersonating," the report said.
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The accounts, which were in many cases made to look like local news organizations, engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior," according to Facebook and had accumulated more than 2 million followers and hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram.
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In a joint statement and report, the EU reported evidence of "coordinated inauthentic behavior" such as bots and fake accounts trying spread divisive content on online platforms ahead of the European Parliament elections at the end of May.
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"Most of the inauthentic activity we've seen online before in French came from the Iranian information operation, rather than a Russian one," Ben Nimmo, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab, told VICE News.
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It's free from all the inauthentic thrashing around that you often see in porn, and all you see is Betty's (Naomi Watts) sweaty, pained expression (accurate) as she makes repetitive motions with her hand down her unbuttoned trousers.
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The changes come in response to its recent admission to authorities investigating Russia's influence on the 2016 election that they sold thousands of ads likely linked to Russia, many of which were connected to "inauthentic" accounts and Pages.
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Facebook has told authorities investigating Russia's influence on the 1503 election about thousands of ads likely linked to Russia, many of which were connected to "inauthentic" accounts and Pages and focused on drawing attention to divisive social issues.
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Facebook has said that inauthentic accounts are often the root of these campaigns, and it has removed 754 million fake accounts in the past quarter alone, and stopping these spam apps could prevent them from misusing clients' accounts.
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Oberlin's director of dining services ultimately issued an apology of sorts for what she described as "culturally insensitive" items like the inauthentic sushi and for banh mi sandwiches that did not live up to their putatively Vietnamese pedigree.
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Then in 2000, we painted Al Gore as inauthentic and having a penchant for self-aggrandizing exaggerations, and the most memorable element of the presidential debates that year became not George W. Bush's misstatements but Gore's dramatic sighs.
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The disinformation threat is not limited to nation states, as highlighted by reports that Facebook has just removed platform assets linked to a private Israeli political marketing firm that had engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior around the world.
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The Washington Post reported that liberal group Code Pink posted a video on Facebook of its founder passing out copies of the inauthentic paper in D.C. While we love the headline, we didn't produce today's satirical Washington Post.
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"Through their business, Defendants interfered and continue to interfere with Instagram's service, create an inauthentic experience for Instagram users, and attempt to fraudulently influence Instagram users for their own enrichment," Facebook, which owns Instagram, said in the filing.
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One reason that this ridiculous story may have caught on is that it attaches easily to the idea that Harris is inauthentic or dishonest, a criticism that was also constantly leveled against Hillary Clinton, and stinks of sexism.
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Facebook this week said it had removed an online network in the Philippines for "coordinated inauthentic behavior", and linked it to a businessman who has previously said he helped manage the president's social media election campaign in 2016.
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The president is also concerned that if he makes a deal, his core political support will falter, and his voters will see him as inauthentic after he talked about a wall in rally after rally for three years.
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"The security team at the DNC is aware of these threats and constantly working to monitor inauthentic behavior so that we can alert our candidates and platforms, and help maintain the integrity of our elections process," Lord said.
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But I'm not sure that option is much better ... She harnessed that fan devotion for profit based on skills she did not possess and services she could not provide, and anyone who dissented from that loyalty was 'inauthentic.
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Tech, as the DNC Geek Squad is known inside Washington headquarters, asked each presidential campaign to report "inauthentic or suspicious activity" to the DNC as well as to the major social media platforms (Twitter, Facebook/Instagram, Google/YouTube).
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Over the last year, these companies have grown into particularly powerful arbiters of speech -- with Twitter suspending accounts, YouTube closing channels, and Facebook shutting down inauthentic accounts and crafting content moderation rules to curb hate speech and misinformation.
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Last month, researchers working for a U.S. Senate committee concluded that the Russian government's Internet Research Agency used social media ads and regular posts on inauthentic accounts to promote then presidential candidate Donald Trump to millions of Americans.
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Update 12/26/18: A Facebook spokesperson supplied Gizmodo with the following statement:We've recently removed five accounts run by multiple individuals for engaging in coordinated inauthentic behavior on Facebook around the Alabama special election, and our investigation is ongoing.
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"It is clear that information operations and coordinated inauthentic behavior will not cease," wrote Vijaya Gadde, the legal, public policy, and trust and safety lead at Twitter, and Yoel Roth, Twitter's head of site integrity, in the blog post.
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Facebook had previously divulged that it unknowingly sold approximately 103,000 ads to "inauthentic" Russian Pages trying to influence last year's election, but this is the first admission that some of those ads appeared on one of its other properties.
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Race and racism in the 2016 campaign Appearing on CNN, Jackson pushed back against the idea that the interview with Trump would be inauthentic, and said that it was a normal move for him when participating in political events.
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The suspicious behaviours that Avaaz attached to the pages and groups it found that appeared to be in breach of Facebook's stated rules include the use of fake accounts, spamming, misleading page name changes and suspected coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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As far as volume, the post scrupulously avoids real numbers: As we remove the rest of the inauthentic likes, we expect that 99% of impacted Pages with more than 10,000 likes will see a drop of less than 3%.
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For instance, when John Dean tried to persuade Felt and the FBI to find inauthentic a sizzling memo of ITT lobbyist Dita Beard documenting Nixon Administration corruption, Felt simply put on his big boy pants and refused to buckle.
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The video feels like an inauthentic product guided by the influence of her new American managers, in comparison to the music CL rose to fame making in Korea (which is, to be fair, a product of her Korean managers).
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In Pakistan, Facebook removed 57 accounts, 24 pages, seven groups and 15 Instagram accounts, also for inauthentic behavior, as part of a network which originated in Pakistan and was linked to employees of a unit of the Pakistani military.
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So, the first thing that I would say about that is for many voters establishment versus anti-establishment is really a more important barometer than the typical left right spectrum, or maybe authentic versus inauthentic or principled versus pandering.
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"Based on a tip shared by FireEye, a US cybersecurity firm, we conducted an internal investigation into suspected Iran-linked coordinated inauthentic behavior and identified this activity," Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, Nathaniel Gleicher, said in a blog post.
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The odd, isolated end of Robert Indiana's life included a lawsuit filed in his final days that accused two associates of taking advantage of the elderly artist in his later years by churning out inauthentic works under his name.
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Facebook announced on Monday they were removing some accounts that had been engaging in "inauthentic behavior," following reports from Gizmodo and Buzzfeed that Chinese state media were even buying ads to spread disinformation about the protesters in Hong Kong.
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This year, Facebook identified and took down hundreds of pages, accounts and groups, mostly in the Philippines, for "coordinated inauthentic behavior," all of them linked to a group started by Nic Gabunada, Duterte's social media strategist at the time.
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" In the fiery column, Williamson argued that polling and individual donor requirements set by the DNC in order to qualify for debate state invitations had created a "false, inauthentic piece of high school theater posing as the Democratic debates.
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Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate intelligence panel, told CNN the committee expects this week to begin viewing the 3,000 Russian-linked Facebook ads, which Facebook earlier this month disclosed were connected to more than 450 inauthentic accounts.
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RIGA, Latvia — Social media companies from Facebook to YouTube are failing to stop people from setting up fake accounts, buying false online followers and promoting inauthentic digital content, according to a report published Friday by a NATO-accredited group.
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It takes about 10 to 153 days to list your items after they're received, but take note: Things that are deemed inauthentic or aren't included on the site's approved list of designers will be returned at the owner's expense.
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Now the playbook is: We build AI tools to go find these fake accounts, find coordinated networks of inauthentic activity and take them down; we make it much harder for anyone to advertise in ways that they shouldn't be.
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Now the playbook is, we build AI tools to go find these fake accounts, find coordinated networks of inauthentic activity and take them down; we make it much harder for anyone to advertise in ways that they shouldn't be.
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Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, Nathaniel Gleicher, said in a blog post on Monday the company removed three groups, five accounts, and seven pages engaging in "inauthentic behavior," including by posting political content on issues related to Hong Kong.
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"In several instances, we identified malicious actors on Facebook who, via inauthentic accounts, actively engaged across the political spectrum with the apparent intent of increasing tensions between supporters of these groups and fracturing their supportive base," the paper explained.
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NEW DELHI/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Facebook has deleted 712 accounts and 390 pages in India and Pakistan for "inauthentic behaviour", it said on Monday, many linked to India's opposition Congress party days before a national election, and others related to Pakistan's military.
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In an April report, the company asserted that content pushed by "false amplifiers," like the "inauthentic" accounts described in the Wednesday release, accounted for less than a tenth of a percent of normal "civic" content shared on the social network.
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Why it matters: "We should certainly expect to see recruitment, manipulation, and influence attempts targeting the 2020 election, including the inauthentic amplification of otherwise legitimate American narratives," said researchers from New Knowledge in the report they provided to the panel.
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The star of that day was Imam Mohamed Magid, one of the nation's most high-profile Muslim leaders, who showed how proponents of "female circumcision" rely on purported sayings by the Prophet Muhammad that religious authorities deem weak or inauthentic.
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Poptimism's love of artificiality laid the groundwork for the idea that it is okay for a pop star to have tried on multiple personas on their road to success and that this does not necessarily make them bad or inauthentic artists.
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In October, Facebook removed 82 other pages, groups, and accounts originating from Iran which targeted people in the US. According to Gleicher, many of these new Iranian accounts were found after Twitter shared its own data on inauthentic behavior with Facebook.
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Credit for spotting this incredible coincidence goes to tech columnist Kevin Roose: Speaking of coordinated inauthentic behavior, what are the odds that all these 5-star Facebook Portal reviewers on Amazon just happen to have the same names as Facebook employees?
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Facebook on Monday announced that it removed four networks of "coordinated inauthentic behavior" tied to Russia and Iran from its services as it launches new features designed to make posts related to the upcoming 2020 U.S. presidential election more transparent.
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To deal with what Southworth describes as a "never-ending Whac-A-Mole problem" — in which an abuser creates a new account when blocked to continue harassment — Facebook is expanding on its existing tools for fighting fake and inauthentic accounts.
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The paper suggests that Congress could pass laws requiring companies to determine the origins of posts and accounts; publish reports on the prevalence of "inauthentic" accounts; and clearly identify bot accounts, which are sometimes known as a "Blade Runner" law.
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Whichever side you're on (if you've taken a side, that is — it's entirely plausible that there's truth to both sides of the story), you have to appreciate the irony of a fake tanner brand calling people out for being inauthentic.
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Executives gave few new details about the malicious propaganda they have detected, touting previously disclosed measures including a partnership with Fatima, a fact-checking organization in Brazil, and the removal of networks of "inauthentic" pages backed by Russia, Iran and others.
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Facebook says it doesn't anticipate significant changes to most Pages' News Feed distribution, but some might see a small increase or decrease in referral traffic or outbound clicks depending on if they share authentic, timely content vs inauthentic and outdated stories.
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Last October, a month after disclosing that "inauthentic accounts … operated out of Russia" had spent $100,000 on 3,000 ads that "appeared to focus on amplifying divisive social and political messages," the company announced it would implement new rules for election ads.
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With no advertising, the festival draws upward of 60,000 people to the park to watch professional stunt actors joust and clang swords, and to eat highly inauthentic turkey legs (the turkey, native to the Americas, did not exist in medieval Europe).
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"This is the first time we've seen this sort of operation run by a state propaganda agency, amplifying its content by using inauthentic pages," Ben Nimmo, an analyst with DFRL who has spent years watching Russian disinformation campaign, told VICE News.
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In November 2017, the New York Times reported that Trump privately told a US senator and a senior adviser that the Access Hollywood tape in which he brags about groping women was somehow inauthentic — even though he previously apologized for it.
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But the disclosure follows other embarrassing revelations about Mr. Scheer's personal history, and may also undermine his campaign's efforts to portray Mr. Trudeau, who is dealing with a controversy over appearing in blackface and brownface several years ago, as inauthentic.
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Critics accuse Cummins -- who reportedly got a seven-figure book deal for "American Dirt" after a bidding war between publishing houses -- of relying on stereotypes to paint an inauthentic picture of Mexican migrants, and exploiting trauma and pain for profit.
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On Tuesday evening, Clinton said in a tweet that she would do "whatever I can to support our nominee" — while also adding in a bit of snark with regard to those who throughout her career have criticized her for seeming inauthentic.
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In legal documents obtained by The Telegraph, Pohl&aposs legal team alleges that Coys sold Pohl a rare Porsche for £000,000 (over $500,000), ensuring that it was authentic but not disclosing to him that it had been rebuilt with inauthentic parts.
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The company said the operation had engaged in "coordinated inauthentic activity," and attributed it to Yevgeny Prigozhin, the Vladimir Putin ally indicted by the United States for his alleged role in funding the troll farm behind interference in the 2016 election.
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The reliance on bona fide Facebook users to originate inauthentic content marks an evolution in Russian social media tactics, which in 2016 relied primarily on fake accounts to distribute misinformation that was then viewed and credulously shared by actual American voters.
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While many argued that the problem was that Mr. Obama failed to schmooze enough with Republicans in Congress, we saw a deliberate Republican strategy to oppose all of his initiatives and frame his attempts to compromise as weak or inauthentic.
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The alarm first sounded in March of this year, when French authorities seized the painting "Venus," dated 21990 and attributed to Lucas Cranach the Elder, then on view in an exhibition in Aix-en-Provence, over claims it was inauthentic.
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There are methods in place: Amazon uses artificial intelligence and a team of investigators to block and remove inauthentic reviews 24 hours a day, seven days a week, it works with social media sites to stop inauthentic reviews at the source, it pursues legal action to stop offenders and it's constantly improving these systems, an Amazon spokesperson tells CNBC Make It. But still, fake reviews on the site – where sellers pay people or use bots to drum up phony positive reviews about their products in an effort to influence Amazon and Google rankings as well as consumers – are on the rise.
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After conducting a review, the tech giant found 22 "inauthentic [Russian] accounts and Pages" spent $2200,0003 to place about 2000,22016 ads on Facebook between June 221 and May 2017, the social network's Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos said in a press release.
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After conducting a review, the tech giant found 470 "inauthentic [Russian] accounts and Pages" spent $100,000 to place about 3,000 ads on Facebook between June 2015 and May 2017, the social network's Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos said in a press release.
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Maybe, but it is also possible that fewer coordinated inauthentic behaviorists were particularly interested in investing that much effort in a midterm election, or that 2016-style shenanigans are just kind of old hat after two years of everyone shouting about it.
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"There's a tension here: we work hard to find the right balance between encouraging free expression and promoting a safe and authentic community, and we believe that reducing the distribution of inauthentic content strikes that balance," a Facebook spokesperson said last week.
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JERUSALEM, May 16 (Reuters) - Facebook said on Thursday it had removed 265 Facebook and Instagram accounts, pages, groups and events linked to an Israeli-based firm due to what it called "inauthentic behaviour" targeting users in Southeast Asia, Latin America and Africa.
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A midterms election study of political disinformation being fenced by Facebook's platform supports the company's assertion that a clutch of mostly right-leaning and politically fringe Pages it removed in October for sharing "inauthentic activity" were pulled for gaming its engagement metrics.
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Just this past week, the company deleted over 500 profiles that it deemed to be spreading falsehoods and exhibiting inauthentic behaviors, like using multiple accounts with similar names, and posting "massive amounts of content" in order to drive traffic to their own websites.
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More often than not, the end result comes off feeling inauthentic and uncomfortable, with characters dressed to the nines in patches and spikes, spouting off hacky punk dialogue written by someone who—at best—has flipped through Please Kill Me once or twice.
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When Avaaz previously reported the Spanish far right networks Facebook subsequently told us it had removed "a number" of pages violating its "authenticity policies", including one page for name change violations but claimed "we aren't removing accounts or Pages for coordinated inauthentic behavior".
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Facebook said it had suspended more than 350 accounts and pages with about 1.4 million followers, the latest takedown in an ongoing effort to combat "coordinated inauthentic behaviour" on its platform, and the first such activity it has linked to the Saudi government.
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On April 1, the company said it had removed more than 500 accounts and 138 pages linked to India's opposition Congress party for "coordinated inauthentic behavior," Facebook's term for the use of fake accounts and other deceptive methods to promote a message.
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The spam app users will now get scolded by Instagram, which will send "an in-app message alerting them that we have removed the inauthentic likes, follows and comments given by their account to others" and be told to change their passwords.
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"Given Facebook's conclusion that these accounts were inauthentic, they appear to have constituted an attempt by an external actor — possibly, though not certainly, in the Russian-speaking world — to infiltrate left-wing American communities," the lab wrote in a blog post today.
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At a meeting in January, Gleicher told the groups they'd been caught up in a "net" as Facebook's systems worked to take down "coordinated inauthentic behavior," the platform's term for online activity that seems spammy or driven by bots, multiple sources confirmed.
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"We've removed 652 Pages, groups and accounts for coordinated inauthentic behavior that originated in Iran and targeted people across multiple internet services in the Middle East, Latin America, U.K. and U.S.," Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, said in a statement.
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A Bannon spokesman blasted Gillespie for allegedly having no message and being inauthentic, which is quite the charge coming from people who will change what they are saying on a dime, depending on the imperatives of the political spin of the hour.
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The book contended that, at the turn of the century, subjectivity in poetry had become so rote, so inauthentic, that it had had to be abandoned completely—in a sense, killed off—and replaced by a more impersonal kind of lyric voice.
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And yet, on Tuesday, Facebook announced that it had uncovered a "coordinated political influence campaign" that used "inauthentic accounts and pages" over the past year to stir the pot on a number of lightning rod issues on both the left and right.
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Facebook said it had suspended more than 350 accounts and pages with about 1.4 million followers, the latest takedown in an ongoing effort to combat "coordinated inauthentic behavior" on its platform, and the first such activity it has linked to the Saudi government.
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So I've been more active about being honest and saying "no" to projects I think feel inauthentic or not in my voice and giving honest feedback like "I am going to pass on this because this trans character is one-dimensional" etc.
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While performances by, say, Joaquin Phoenix as a wheelchair-using cartoonist or Eddie Redmayne as Stephen Hawking largely go unquestioned, and even lauded, by able-bodied people, Zayid said that for many people with disabilities, their acting looks cartoonish, exaggerated, offensive and inauthentic.
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This was followed by a lot of conservative publications and pundits noting this apparent discrepancy; Fox and Friends ran a deceptively edited version of the interview (omitting the original, broader question about what music she liked) and criticized her for being inauthentic.
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If it is, then a Biden candidacy may be one where he tries to capture the supposed center of American politics by presenting himself as the real embodiment of working-class white identity against Trump's inauthentic embrace of the blue-collar worldview.
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Facebook has said little about the specific accounts that it deemed fake, other than that there was more than one inauthentic administrator with the Resisters page, which connected with administrators of five legitimate pages to act as a co-host for the event.
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In February, for example, the company removed more than 100 Facebook and Instagram account with ties to Russia, Iran, Vietnam and Myanmar for what it called "inauthentic behavior," in which online tricksters ran politically related social media pages without disclosing their true intentions.
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The federal lawsuit filed just a day before Mr. Indiana died in May, by his business agent accuses Mr. Indiana's caretaker and a New York publisher of isolating the artist in his last years so they could sell inauthentic artwork attributed to him.
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The company took down 89 Facebook accounts, 107 pages and 15 groups, as well as five Instagram accounts, from the Southeast Asian country for "engaging in coordinated inauthentic behavior," Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, said in a blog post on Wednesday.
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Even if Funeral or High Road were to take on some mutation—parodied in Instagram Stories or memed to death—as they likely will be, it wouldn't be inappropriate to how art is repurposed online or even inauthentic to our fragmented times.
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There are those who think that mediating voices through technology is somehow inauthentic, that when we sand away the coarse edges of our voices, or speak into boxes that make us sound like robots, we lose touch with what makes us human.
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" He added, "I think they get a lot of messaging that their pain is invalid, is inauthentic, and the things in life that are hurtful and make you feel alone are [malarkey] problems, and you can make yourself look sophisticated by constantly laughing.
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When Facebook recently took down a network of suspected Russian pages on the grounds of "coordinated inauthentic behavior" it also inadvertently took down a legitimate site that was organizing an anti-racist protest, again leading to charges of abridged freedom of expression.
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Acknowledging that games weren't on the level might hurt attendance in more ways than one—fans might stay home because they perceived the contests as inauthentic or because curing the game of cheaters would require the loss of crowd-drawing but corrupt stars.
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Facebook has taken down dozens of "inauthentic accounts" and pages it says were behaving similarly to the Russian troll farm that targeted the 22018 election, including one page that was in the process of organizing a political protest in D.C. next week.
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Facebook has taken down dozens of "inauthentic accounts" and pages it says were behaving similarly to the Russian troll farm that targeted the 2016 election, including one page that was in the process of organizing a political protest in D.C. next week.
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But if there has been a complaint of pitch and demo days it has been the sometimes cookie-cutter approach to the pitch; and sometimes that approach has led to the presenting teams delivering an inauthentic, sometimes damaging, caricature of themselves and their product.
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Or, that's part of the myth surrounding the film, anyway, which also says that I Am Cuba, the first Soviet-Cuban coproduction, was hated by both countries upon its release (by the Soviets for being too artsy, and by the Cubans for being inauthentic).
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Facebook today said it detected dozens of Facebook accounts that were engaging in what it calls "coordinated inauthentic behavior," which is the company's broad phrase for election interference and other forms of public manipulation via news and social media, directed primarily at West African countries.
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Conversely, Katy Perry wearing a "Resist" armband during her Grammys performance, as she promoted her lead single "Chained to the Rhythm," with its veiled allusions about white picket fences, didn't help with her album sales and was critically panned as an inauthentic bid for relevance.
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In a series of blog posts Tuesday, the company announced that it had removed 20163 pages and accounts from Facebook and Instagram that were engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" — including the creation and promotion of a protest event scheduled for Washington, DC, later this month.
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Two days before the midterms, the FBI informed Facebook of activity it "believed was linked to foreign entities," leading the company to remove 21 Facebook accounts and 2500 Instagram accounts "that may be engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior" and operated in English, French, and Russian.
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To be fair, a handful of well-publicised incidents, in which students at some of the country's most prestigious universities have shouted down or even assaulted speakers whose views they found offensive and cried foul over culturally inauthentic sushi, have provided evidence supporting this perspective.
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In trying to provide the lowest-cost option for virtually every product on the planet, the company opened the doors to merchants from across the globe with little respect for intellectual property, despite an anti-counterfeiting policy that prohibits the sale of inauthentic items.
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Memphis police used fake Facebook account to monitor Black Lives Matter, trial reveals It's not just Russians and Iranians engaging in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" — it's now also a strategy for police officers, Antonia Noori Fazan reports: Bob Smith said he lived in Oxford, Miss.
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In an effort to clamp down on the spread of misinformation on its site following the 2016 U.S. presidential election, Facebook has taken steps to remove inauthentic content and increase transparency by providing regular updates to the public and installing a searchable ad library.
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Taking Down More Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior Facebook updated its post from yesterday, in which it revealed that it had removed more than 600 accounts and pages that it had identified as being part of Iranian and Russian influence campaigns, with examples of their posts.
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Facebook finds and kills another 512 Kremlin-linked fake accounts In its latest reveal of "coordinated inauthentic behavior," the company says it identified two operations, both originating in Russia, and both using similar tactics, without any apparent direct links between the two networks. 5.
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The same strategies that Facebook is using for both Facebook and Instagram don't apply here, and it's likely why we didn't see any mention of WhatsApp in Facebook's exhaustive blog post on Monday detailing efforts to thwart inauthentic coordinated behavior in India and Pakistan.
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However, the early war of words reeks of promotional plastic: it all seems a little inauthentic and disingenuous, only serving as promotional video to hype up the fight should these two men overcome their next two opponents and eventually meet in the squared circle.
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Wariness is important, but taken too far, it implies that success -- faced squarely and fully celebrated -- is racially inauthentic, that the very soul of blackness is frustration and failure, and that without it we don't quite know who we are or why we are here.
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The details: "About two weeks ago we identified the first of eight Pages and 17 profiles on Facebook, as well as seven Instagram accounts, that violate our ban on coordinated inauthentic behavior," said Nathaniel Gleicher, the company's head of cybersecurity policy, in a blog post.
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Facebook announced Monday that it had removed a network of "coordinated inauthentic behavior" originating in Russia, as well as three others originating in Iran, bringing the total number of such "information operations" it has acted against in the last year to more than 50.
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His journey from a Massachusetts moderate to a conservative businessman to an elder statesman may have kept Romney afloat as a political figure, but it also contributed to his reputation as an inauthentic opportunist -- tacking in whatever direction he felt the party was headed.
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But it's also why, on the rare occasions he's had to publicly attempt a role contrary to his nature — calling for healing from a script after a mass shooting, for instance — he sounds as stagey and inauthentic as an unrehearsed amateur doing a sitcom cameo.
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Bob Lord, the DNC's chief security officer who was brought on to strengthen the party's cybersecurity infrastructure after the DNC was hacked, decried the "inauthentic behavior" of "bad actors" who aim to "mislead" black voters and "dissuade them from participating" in the 2020 election.
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Now the House Intelligence Committee and the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence are looking for more information, amid suggestions this could be another example of Russian interference to stoke divisions in the U.S. But experts say there's no evidence yet that the account was inauthentic.
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In July, when Facebook took down 32 pages and accounts it claimed had "inauthentic" origins, at least one genuine American protest group was furious to find its event page had been deleted simply because one of the bad actors Facebook targeted was involved with its creation.
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It involves dozens of local groups, including the D.C. Antifascist Collective, Black Lives Matter D.C., Hoods4Justice, and Smash Racism D.C.According to a Facebook news release, the original creator of the "No Unite the Right 2 — DC" page was created in part with an inauthentic "Resisters" account.
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Amid ongoing concern over the role of disinformation in the 2016 election, Facebook said Wednesday it found that more than 5,000 ads, costing more than $150,000, had been placed on its network between June 2015 and May 2017 from "inauthentic accounts" and Pages, likely from Russia.
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An Amazon spokesperson told me that they are blocking and suspending accounts of sellers and reviewers that they find are violating their terms of service and actively doing so, and that inauthentic reviews made up less than 1 percent of all reviews on Amazon in March.
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Facebook has slowly begun to come around to removing accounts and pages that exhibit inauthentic behavior on its platform, heating up this summer when it removed around 30 pages run by individuals or groups that the company determined to influence the outcome of the last presidential election.
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"If you put effort into trying to be a person you think your partner wants, going through that effort will be inauthentic and can be painful to constantly feel like you're acting against, or not in line with, who you are and what you want," she says.
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Every opportunity it got to say it took down some misinformation or "inauthentic behavior," it took it — a mea culpa for its role in failing to prevent the spread of misinformation during the 2016 presidential election, or a cheap way to get some quick, positive headlines?
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The second problem is that even a good faith effort to portray a candidate in an off-the-cuff moment can come across as inauthentic if it seems at all staged—we got a glimpse of Clinton's kitchen in a campaign video, and it didn't help.
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"We blocked over 100 Facebook and Instagram accounts due to concerns that they were linked to the Russia-based Internet Research Agency (IRA) and engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior, which is banned from our services," says Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of cyber security policy, on Tuesday.
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Our team investigates suspect reviews, works with social media sites to stop inauthentic reviews at the source, pursues legal action to stop offenders from planning reviews abuse, and feeds new information into our automated systems so it continues to improve and become more effective in catching abuse.
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"To prevent the sale of these devices, we proactively scan product listings for signs of potentially infringing products, and we also invest heavily in sophisticated, automated real-time tools to review a variety of data sources and signals to identify inauthentic goods," Amazon said in a statement.
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The report from the cyberintelligence firm GroupSense, released Monday, follows a trail of password-based clues connecting the "allforusa" account to 9.5 million other email addresses and related social media accounts, many used to distribute inflammatory content and inauthentic messages, including 40,041 postings on the FCC site.
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Bruen said that part of the problem even stems from the language the companies use to talk about malicious activity from state actors — the term "inauthentic behavior" casts it as almost a nuisance, not a serious threat to security in the United States and around the world.
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The company, Morgan Art Foundation, a for-profit entity, has accused the pair of taking advantage of Mr. Indiana's advanced age and isolation on a remote island off the coast of Maine to produce a bunch of inauthentic works that they sold under Mr. Indiana's name.
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The academics also found evidence that partisan groups across the political spectrum had created 16 clusters of inauthentic communities on the world's largest social network that bought ads aimed at swaying potential voters, borrowing from tactics Russian operatives had employed during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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No one, particularly not Oprah and or her devoted fans, wants to embrace a book like American Dirt, feel good about themselves for having done so, only to learn that it's reviled by many as inauthentic and even harmful to the very cause it seeks to champion.
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Cory Booker dinged the young mayor's résumé, pointed out that he himself is the "other Rhodes scholar mayor on the stage" and warned voters against picking a Democratic nominee with an "inauthentic" connection to African American voters — a bloc that has largely ignored Buttigieg's campaign so far.
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Facebook more recently said it had removed multiple accounts in the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Nigeria and Indonesia that were involved in "coordinated inauthentic behaviour," a phrase the social network uses to refer to attempts to manipulate its platform for foreign interference in political and social issues.
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Many artist catalogues, including those of Basquiat and Andy Warhol, have refused to admit any new works, concerned that they could be adding their coveted stamp of approval to a work that is inauthentic (while also enjoying control of the supply and demand of the market).
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Across five experiments, she and her colleagues discovered that when asked to recall "a time in your personal or professional life when you behaved in a way that made you feel inauthentic," participants expressed greater feelings of moral impurity than those who recalled a neutral experience.
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The company has removed 82 Pages, accounts, and groups for "coordinated inauthentic behavior" aimed at people in the United States and the UK. The accounts, which were on both Facebook and Instagram, were used to spread content on socially divisive issues, like race relations and immigration, according to Facebook.
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" Facebook has previously been accused of liberal bias by demoting conservative views in its Trending Topics feature — which likely explains why it's so keen to specify that systems it's built to try to suppress the spread of certain types of "inauthentic" content do not assess "the content itself.
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Instead, Facebook gets to control the timing and flow of any official announcements it chooses to make about "coordinated inauthentic behaviour" — dropping these self-selected disclosures as and when it sees fit, and making them sound as routine as possible by cloaking them in its standard, dryly worded newspeak.
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But the company felt the need to disclose the findings with lawmakers and the public ahead of a scheduled August 231th left-wing protest in Washington, DC that was coordinated by one of the inauthentic accounts and related to the one-year anniversary of the "Unite the Right" protest.
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So I think that's the only way to do it, because if you try to tailor all of your communications and writing to the very fast nature of how we're all sped up right now, you're destined to come off with slogans and soundbites that sound cheesy and inauthentic.
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As the company explained in its blog post: The "Resisters" Page also created a Facebook Event for a protest on August 10 to 12 and enlisted support from real people… Inauthentic admins of the "Resisters" Page connected with admins from five legitimate Pages to co-host the event.
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"By requiring large digital platforms to meet the same disclosure standards as broadcast, cable, and satellite ads, this legislation can help prevent foreign actors from manipulating the American public and interfering in our free and fair elections through the use of inauthentic and divisive paid ads," he added.
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It could not be that their unlikeable, untrustworthy, and inauthentic candidate, dogged by decades of scandals, who never bothered to campaign in Wisconsin had fairly and resoundingly lost to a man who connected with the forgotten men and women of this country with a clear and strong agenda.
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" Samuel Woolley, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin whose research focuses on social media political propaganda, said that while manipulation was impossible to confirm without more account information than is publicly available, the CrowdTangle data is "pretty damning if we are looking for inauthentic activity.
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" Samuel Woolley, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin whose research focuses on social media political propaganda, said that while manipulation was impossible to confirm without more account information than is publicly available, the CrowdTangle data is "pretty damning if we are looking for inauthentic activity.
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Those in Ms. Warren's orbit have been frustrated by repeated attacks from the decentralized, ideologically rigid universe of Mr. Sanders's online supporters; some of them have framed Ms. Warren as inauthentic and disingenuous since she released a health care plan that differed from Mr. Sanders's "Medicare For all" vision.
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"It would have been easy to have a modern watch and stick the name Fears on it, but there would have been something very inauthentic about that," said Mr. Bowman-Scargill, the great-great-great grandson of Edwin Fear, who established the company in 1846 in Bristol, England.
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Along with increasing the number of takedowns for coordinated inauthentic behavior, Facebook has put a priority on new transparency tools that enable users to identify the countries where page managers are based, learn when a page was created, and see if it has changed its name over time.
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Online job sites appear to enhance success because of the magnitude of potential targets, coupled with the ease of applying, perhaps while scrolling through one's phone in between texting and watching TV. But when something is so simple, fast and prepackaged, it tends to feel inauthentic and impersonal.
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We reached out to Facebook for a response to the report and the company sent us a laundry list of steps it says it's been taking to combat election interference and coordinated inauthentic activity — including in areas such as voter suppression, political ad transparency and industry-civil society partnerships.
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