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Facebook Has Already Banned 2.2 Billion Fake Accounts In Q1

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In the first three months of 2019, Facebook banned a staggering 2.2 billion fake accounts. This information was provided in the tech giant's third edition of its Community Standards Enforcement report. Facebook's VP of Integrity also issued a statement saying, "The amount of accounts we took action on increased due to automated attacks by bad actors who attempt to create large volumes of accounts at one time.

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