Planet Fitness

Fake profiles spreading the boycott hashtags, with the first ever mention being fake.

Cyabra aimed to analyze the conversations around the boycott of Planet Fitness, sparked by accusations of gender discrimination in March 2024.

#Brand Reputation

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Collage of three fabricated Twitter posts labelled FAKE featuring #BoycottPlanetFitness messages, a Planet Fitness trending screenshot, and a pixel-art game image, highlighting disinformation targeting the gym chain
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