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So X just rolled out this new feature that displays where accounts are actually based geographically. Sounds innocent enough, right?
Turns out it's exposing something pretty wild. A bunch of those massive political accounts—you know, the ones constantly pumping out hardcore pro-Trump content—aren't even operating from the United States.
Like, we're talking accounts with huge followings that have been shaping political narratives, and now we're finding out they're running from completely different countries or regions.
The whole thing raises some interesting questions about online influence operations and how authentic these voices actually are. When you see an account with millions of followers pushing a specific political agenda 24/7, you kinda assume they're local to the conversation they're dominating.
This location tag feature might be simple, but it's already pulling back the curtain on the real geography behind online political theater. Makes you wonder how many other "organic" accounts are actually coordinated ops from elsewhere.
Anyone else checking where their favorite accounts are actually posting from now? The results might surprise you.