A marketing firm found by Facebook is paying influencers to say bad things against the Covid 19 vaccine.
A marketing firm found by Facebook is paying influencers to say bad things against the Covid 19 vaccine.
Facebook has found that a marketing firm is paying influencers to say bad things against the Covid 19 vaccine. The campaign has removed 243 Instagram accounts and 65 Facebook accounts. The network is believed to have originated in Russia, but it is based in the UK-registered company Fajj.
These accounts are specifically targeted at India and Latin America, and to some extent the United States. The campaign was conducted in two parts. Earlier, in November and December of 2020, the network had shared a mimicry that people would become monkeys after being vaccinated against Covid in Australasia.
Five months later, in May 2021, the network questioned how secure Pfizer was and accused Pfizer of hacking and leaking Astra Geneva documents.
In addition to these posts, influencers also started saying bad things about vaccines, which drew the attention of other users. Facebook is working to control this.
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