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Thailand probes Facebook's removal of army-linked accounts - Vimarsana News

Thailand probes Facebook's removal of army-linked accounts

Thailand's Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha says he has assigned the Royal Thai Army to investigate after Facebook Inc. removed 185 accounts and groups allegedly engaged in an information-influencing operation in Thailand run by the military.

Thai PM orders probe into army's link to banned Facebook network - Vimarsana News

Thai PM orders probe into army's link to banned Facebook network

Thai military denies it was involved in ‘coordinated inauthentic behaviour’ in order to influence public opinion.

Source: msn.com
Thailand probes Facebook's removal of army-linked accounts : The Asahi Shimbun - Vimarsana News

Thailand probes Facebook's removal of army-linked accounts : The Asahi Shimbun

BANGKOK--Thailand’s Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha says he has assigned the Royal Thai Army to i

Source: asahi.com
Thailand launches probe against Facebook for removing army-linked accounts - Vimarsana News

Thailand launches probe against Facebook for removing army-linked accounts

Facebook accused Thailand’s army of indulging in ‘information-influencing operations’ in the nation as it took down 185 army-related accounts.

Facebook Removes Pages and Accounts Linked to Thailand's Military – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

Facebook Removes Pages and Accounts Linked to Thailand's Military – The Diplomat

Advertisement Facebook has taken down 185 accounts and groups engaged in coordinated information operations on behalf of the Thai military, the tech behemoth said on Wednesday, the latest example of a Southeast Asian government manipulating social media to political ends. The social media firm stated that the accounts were part of a total of 915 Facebook accounts and 68 pages based in Thailand, Russia, Morocco, and Iran that were removed for violating its policy on “coordinated inauthentic behavior.” In Thailand, the company removed 77 accounts, 72 pages, and 18 groups on Facebook, as wel...