A new tool uncovers surprising account origins X’s location feature has revealed political accounts with large audiences operating far from the US. Users spotted pro-Trump accounts posting about US politics while based abroad. Some anti-Trump accounts also misrepresented their locations. Their posts gained millions of impressions, which can lead to payouts from X. X insists the data remains reliable The “about this account” tab displays location on each profile. It warns that travel, temporary stays, and VPNs may affect accuracy. X’s product chief Nikita Bier says the data remains 99% accurate. On Saturday, Trump shared a screenshot on Truth Social…
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