The world often looks at how China polices its own citizens' online activities. But the country has growing digital power beyond its borders.
Recently pro-China bots and users campaigned against an American basketball executive who tweeted his support to Hong Kong protesters, China is actively trying to influence the upcoming elections in Taiwan. And a few weeks ago, Facebook and Twitter announced they took down thousands of state-coordinated, China-backed pages and accounts meant to influence public opinion.
Chinese authoreties deny all accusations of interference in the internal affairs of other countries.
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Recently pro-China bots and users campaigned against an American basketball executive who tweeted his support to Hong Kong protesters, China is actively trying to influence the upcoming elections in Taiwan. And a few weeks ago, Facebook and Twitter announced they took down thousands of state-coordinated, China-backed pages and accounts meant to influence public opinion.
Chinese authoreties deny all accusations of interference in the internal affairs of other countries.
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