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Research: some WhatsApp group users are spreading Nazi propaganda through stickers and chain letters in Germany, where local laws forbid the use of Nazi imagery

Karsten Schmehl / BuzzFeed News : Tweets: @raju , @buzzfeednews , @sunnysingh_n6 , and @miriamelder See also Mediagazer Tweets: Raju Narisetti / @raju : This. And we could do this with every country in which @Facebook & @whatsapp operate, replacing “Nazi” for whatever local variant of hate-mongering there is http://twitter.com/... @buzzfeednews : BuzzFeed News has documented hundreds of uses of anti-Semitic or otherwise pro-Nazi stickers used in WhatsApp groups, despite those images being illegal in Germany http://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ... Sunny Singh / @sunnysingh_n6 : This from #Germany is not unsurprising: http://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ... I have been warning about #WhatApp and its use by the far right in various countries now. Miriam Elder / @miriamelder : Turns out WhatsApp has become a hotbed for Nazi propaganda in Germany, largely through its sticker function 😬 http://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ... by @schmarsten See also Mediagazer

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