Which Companies Lost The Most Fake Followers In The Twitter Bot Purge?

By cineramaAugust 1, 2018Bitcoin Business

On July 11, 2018, Twitter announced in a blog post they would be removing all “locked” accounts – those exhibiting suspicious or spammy behavior – from the service and […]

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Which Companies Lost The Most Fake Followers In The Twitter Bot Purge?

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