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4 Mär 2021

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Bangkok Post

Military denies involvement in network removed by Facebook

4 March 2020

The military ... said it was not behind a network of Facebook accounts that the social media giant took down on the grounds they were using deceptive behaviour to influence public debate.

ISOC spokesman Thanathip Sawangsang on Thursday denied the military was involved.

"ISOC is not aware of the takedown of the Facebook accounts as reported in the news. Those were personal accounts not related to ISOC," Maj Gen Thanathip said in a statement.

"ISOC also doesn't engage in operations as reported in the news. We act as a centre for coordination to provide relief and refuge to the people."

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The company said it took action based on the network's deceptive behaviour, which violated its policy against government interference.