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ULTRAKÆRL wrote that since Ukrainian drones damaged a Russian data center, hardly any Russian bots have been active on Twitter. If the power goes out in Nigeria as well, Alice Weidel might not be able to get any likes at all according to his account. #Ukraine #Russland #Botschaft (translated)

The author from Brandenburg wrote that the evening was the most relaxed since he opened his account on X, formerly Twitter. He received no hate comments from AfD supporters. He also thanked Volodymyr Zelensky and urged him to continue shutting down the Russian data centers. Donald Trump does not like that, he added. #Entspannung #Politik #Zukunft (translated)

Klaus wrote that servers had gone down in Russia and the AfD-affiliated scene on Twitter had suddenly become barely present. He used a derogatory term for their supporters and explained that this made the platform more pleasant. At the same time, he said it was now becoming clear how high the proportion of Russian bots was there. #Russland #AfD #Twitter (translated)

Niebezpiecznik stated that the movement of Russian bots dropped dramatically after the third bombing of Yandex's server rooms. He noted that this referred to crawler bots, not social media accounts, such as the account of user Mariusz092727. According to the author, Cloudflare described this traffic as known automata used for spam and brute force attacks via HTTP. Niebezpiecznik allowed for the possibility that accounts used for conducting influence operations on social media were hosted in Yandex data centers, but he assessed that the bombings would have little to no impact on Russian hybrid operations. He added that missiles striking data centers are more effective than anti-spam systems. #Yandex #boty #spam (translated)

The BTS Project Brazil stated that leftist publications faced a possible wave of censorship on social media in recent weeks, especially on TikTok and also on X. According to the profile, videos with allegations and information of public interest received warnings for unverified content. The profile mentioned that some of the videos dealt with alleged crimes attributed to a presidential candidate and his supporters, as well as the fire at UFPE and behaviors it classified as violent by people linked to the right during peaceful protests organized by the left. It questioned why this type of content received warnings and encouraged followers to share, download, and repost the videos. The publication included the hashtags #FandomsNoMasp, #FandomsComLula, and #ArmysComLula. #FandomsNoMasp #FandomsComLula #ArmysComLula #Censura #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Democracia (translated)

The Fandoms with Lula stated that the initiative arose spontaneously on Twitter, when fans who didn't know each other began to connect and decided to join forces. According to the group, the mobilization was initiated by Central Fresno, acesaintsatine, Portal AdelaBr, acervymariah, jaywonacervo_, lulacervo, PrettyJiBrasil, and BrasilMOO. The group said it brought together over a thousand fan clubs and pages of different artists and Brazilian states in a voluntary mobilization for Lula's election. It also described the action as the largest joint mobilization of fandoms ever held in Brazil in favor of democracy and stated that fans used the strength of their communities to take political dialogue beyond their own fandoms. #Fandoms #Lula #Democracia (translated)

Radosław Fogiel wrote that he would not be surprised if the indicated information turned out to be another edit from CS. He noted that the security of the most important people in the state should be taken seriously, but criticized the way the matter was presented as a media and Twitter spectacle. #CSGO #bezpieczeństwo #media (translated)

Marek Magierowski wrote that the tweet was deleted, and such a banner did not appear on the screen. He stated that in the meantime the post received 44 thousand views, 3 thousand likes, and 602 retweets. He added that the audience was excited, and editor Bartosz Wieliński was surely delighted, and that he himself had to defend Republic TV. https://t.co/GCaaTdd2jL https://t.co/42lAUl4SdW #media #twitter #publicystyka (translated)

Juninho said he would leave Twitter and stated that, outside of the social network, Vasco fans were excited about the semifinal on Tuesday. According to him, the team was far superior to the teams in the relegation zone. Juninho also said he was about to travel to Argentina and recommended that worried fans turn off the television on Tuesday and return to follow the team against São Paulo. #Vasco #Futebol #Semifinal (translated)

Jamesons stated that Meta reactivated its Instagram page after removing it in July, when it had more than 30,000 followers. According to the author, the company informed via email that the account did not violate Community Standards and could be used normally again. He said the page was deactivated for more than three months, including the entire first round of elections, and that the absence caused losses in reach, engagement, events, and content opportunities. Jamesons stated that he turned to the courts and that the process would continue, as the reactivation would not compensate for the damages. The author also alleged that Meta had been arbitrarily banning left-wing accounts while reducing their reach. He thanked those who followed the project during the period and asked for support to rebuild the page's presence on Instagram, with likes, comments, shares, and other interactions. #CulturaPop #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Justiça (translated)

The Marvel Nation stated that Flávio Bolsonaro did not want a video to be shared and attributed to him a “terrible” intention against workers. It also asked that the content not be shared on WhatsApp, Instagram, X/Twitter, or Facebook. https://t.co/vb4b0KbnPO #FlávioBolsonaro #Trabalhador #NãoCompartilhe (translated)

"He will be shot by soldiers, as it should be, and we will ensure that the public can witness it," added Pete Hegseth in a video shared on X (formerly Twitter) by official accounts affiliated with the Pentagon, and filmed for the conservative media outlet Real America's Voice. #PeineDeMort #Justice #DroitsDeLhomme (translated)

TUGO News shared an exchange where one person said they valued having a formal job despite being one of the strongest supporters of the Government. Another replied that this was exactly what they had voted for, and the first one answered that they didn't know because they didn’t have Twitter. TUGO News mocked Robertito and accused him of playing dumb, before urging him to take responsibility for what he had voted for. https://t.co/fK41ARGaCT #Trabajo #Gobierno #Argentina (translated)

Victor Wembanyama expressed his support for the high school movement by responding positively to Bally Bagayoko, the mayor (LFI) of Saint-Denis, who congratulated him for his commitment, stating: "You're welcome, Bally, you're a good one, I swear," on Twitter. #VictorWembanyama #MouvementLycéen #Basketball (translated)

Tomasz Ćwiąkała criticized the New Left MP Anna Maria Żukowska for her post about the match between Legia and Wisła, to which — as he noted — fans of Wisła were not supposed to have access. He wrote that Żukowska supported Legia and used an offensive term relating to machetes, thus, in his opinion, stigmatizing Wisła fans. He accused her of inconsistency, reminding her that she had previously opposed discrimination and hate speech. He claimed that 99% of Wisła fans, and possibly more, are ordinary people, and assessed that the MP was not substantively prepared to speak on this matter. He added that he regretted that she did not take the opportunity to remain silent. #Polityka #PiłkaNożna #Dyskryminacja (translated)