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Devumi

5 articles stable

Devumi has appeared in 5 articles since 2018-01. Coverage peaked in 2018Q1 with 3 articles.

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Coverage Timeline

2019-10-22
CNET 7 related

Devumi settles FTC charges that it sold fake followers and likes; cosmetics firm Sunday Riley also settles with FTC for allegedly posting fake online reviews

The Federal Trade Commission uncovered and stopped the misleading online marketing tactics of two different companies, it announced Monday.

2019-01-31
CNN 6 related

New York AG, in precedent-setting settlement, finds selling fake followers and likes or using stolen IDs on social media is illegal in its case against Devumi

New York (CNN Business)A company that brought in millions of dollars in revenue by creating fake social media posts and comments …

2018-01-30
New York Times 9 related

New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman opens investigation into Devumi, the company that sells millions of fake followers to celebs, journalists, others

2018-01-29
New York Times 14 related

How Devumi uses its 3.5M+ automated Twitter accounts, sometimes based on stolen social identities, to sell followers and retweets to 200K+ customers

Everyone wants to be popular online.  —  Some even pay for it.  —  Inside social media's black market.

2018-01-28
New York Times 9 related

How Devumi uses its 3.5M+ automated Twitter accounts, sometimes based on stolen social identities, to sell followers and retweets to 200K+ customers

Everyone wants to be popular online.  —  Some even pay for it.  —  Inside social media's black market.

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