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By/ Ian Barker/ Posted June 13 2014

 

Summary/

Back in 2012 Facebook estimated in its official company filings that almost nine percent of the accounts on its system broke the service's rules in some way. That may not sound like many but the sheer number of Facebook users means it accounts for some 83 million problem accounts.

Some of these might simply be duplicates but others have a more undesirable purpose like spamming, distributing malware or grooming minors. Until now the only way of steering clear of the fakes was by keeping your wits about you and looking for tell tale signs like recent join dates or unfeasibly model-like profile pictures.

 

betanews/ Full reqad here/ http://betanews.com/2014/06/13/fakeoff-helps-you-spot-the-fiendish-facebook-fakers/
And Facebook buys them in 3..2..1..

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