Millions of fake accounts are gone on Facebook but the platform's initiatives have faced backlash from users who claim their ...

One journalist alleged that Netflix is using fake accounts, stealing photos from children to appear real, to spread "Bird Box" memes. —hollywood babylon (@samiswine) December 28, 2018 ...

But shortly after the Bird Box meme storm hit Twitter, a video surfaced showing a user clicking through personal accounts of those who posted the now-widely circulated Bird Box memes, showing ...

In the @CNN article about bird box memes all the accounts they link either post every few years, only engage with brands or only post about bird box. — inept borzoi wizard (@platypusbanker ...

In another twist, it looks like the real AOC blocked the fake account. As we all know, Elon Musk lives in a world of memes. He posts about them quite often, and seems to be attempting to create ...

Facebook's CEO vowed to protect election integrity, use artificial intelligence to fight off fake news and hoaxes, and hire 10,000 more content moderators to handle the flood of disinformation.

We saw it all over Twitter on Wednesday as users could purchase a blue checkmark: Users who bought in and created fake accounts for everyone from faux LeBron James to Aroldis Chapman to Adam ...

Last year alone, Twitter suspended more than 70 million bots and fake accounts, but they keep appearing. The more bots there are, the more they can manipulate the online conversation.

One of the fake accounts posted a meme in April about US President Joe Biden with a phrase in all capital letters that read "One Year In: Nothing is Built. Nothing is Back.