Fb gets rid of marketing campaign with ties to Saudi Arabian govt

Fb has got rid of loads of pretend accounts and pages hooked up to the Saudi Arabian govt as a part of its ongoing combat to curtail coordinated inauthentic conduct.
Facebook has removed hundreds of fake accounts and pages connected to the Saudi Arabian government as part of its ongoing fight to curtail coordinated inauthentic behavior.Original article
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