Citibank

Inauthentic users create one-third of negative content regarding Citibank, primarily on Facebook.

Citibank draws commentary on Facebook and Twitter in three main languages: English, Indonesian and Malay; with the majority of comments originating from Singapore, Cambodia and the Philippines. Some 14.7% of accounts posting negative comment about Citibank are inauthentic, and in the English language, inauthentic profiles created about a third of the content. However, the majority of comments were posted to Twitter, accounting for 74% of comments against Facebook’s 26%.

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