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The German foreign ministry, which commissioned the study after suspecting it was being targeted by bots, said the findings highlighted the need for governments to systematically tackle the growing number of disinformation campaigns and recognise the effect they could have on elections.

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[-] Spike@feddit.de 29 points 9 months ago

It is more proof. But you are right: What we need is action.

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