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Lately social media feels full of fake engagement, suspicious followers, and accounts that don’t seem real at all. Some profiles follow thousands of people without posting anything themselves, while others constantly appear in activity without genuine interaction. It makes platforms feel less authentic compared to years ago when social media seemed more personal. I understand bots and automated accounts have existed for a long time, but it feels much more noticeable now. Sometimes it’s difficult telling which interactions are actually genuine anymore. Platforms should probably focus more on reducing fake engagement because it changes the whole experience online. Has anyone else noticed how artificial social media activity feels lately?
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