In the midst of Mark Zuckerberg’s hours-long testimony before the Senate Commerce and Judiciary Committees, Reddit dropped its 2017 transparency report. It contained a list of nearly 1000 user accounts the company believed were involved with the Russia-backed Internet Research Agency – and unlike Tumblr, Reddit has also preserved those…
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