Android – Social Media Analysis

June 20, 2024

Cyabra analyzed the influence of fake profiles discussing Android on X and Facebook.

Cyabra detected that 27% of discourse surrounding Android was attributed to fake profiles promoting the anti-Israel app “No Thanks.”

The inauthentic activity placed Android at the center of contentious discourse with the potential to reach 4.4 million views.

#Brand Reputation

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Line chart comparing authentic and inauthentic Twitter accounts (1,742 total) with a highlighted spike in late May, showing 27% inauthentic profiles, plus thumbnail cards of three accounts marked as fake
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