Oct 01

Twitter Removes About 130 Accounts for Trying to Interfere With Debate Conversation

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Twitter removed roughly 130 accounts that appeared to originate in Iran for attempting to disrupt the public conversation during the first presidential candidates’ debate Tuesday night. The social network said in a Twitter Safety tweet that it took action based on intelligence provided by the FBI. The accounts were identified and removed, and full details…

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