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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThis is where the vast majority of Donald Trump's Twitter followers live. (bot farm)
This is a bot farm. Have you ever seen one?
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This is where the vast majority of Donald Trump's Twitter followers live. (bot farm) (Original Post)
MelissaB
Mar 2019
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greymattermom
(5,754 posts)1. Sort of.
A friend of my son owned a ticket reselling company. This was how they bought out the supply of tickets on the opening day.
doc03
(35,431 posts)2. Very interesting. So that's where all those
telemarketers come from. They always have a local number that isn't connected.
Javaman
(62,534 posts)3. You should check out John Olivers episode this week...
he deals with robocalls and spoofing. I bet that same tech can be applied to twitter accounts.
toddwv
(2,830 posts)4. That seems inefficient.
It would be better to just create a bunch of Android VMs.