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Stephanie Mac

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15 days ago

🍁🍂🎃Hello October!!🍁🍂🎃

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Posted On: October 1st 2026, 12:14 pm

🍁🍂🎃Hello October!!🍁🍂🎃

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batgirl4ev

14 days ago

batgirl4ev

Beautiful pic!!🤩

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As per the bot analysts at Tom’s Hardware, bot traffic from the Yandex network has dropped to just 0.4% of the maximum number of HTTP requests recorded in the past two weeks. That means activity from automated, Russian-hosted accounts has been virtually eliminated on social media.

There has already been a strong and significant impact on bot traffic in countries such as France and Germany, and it will be interesting to see what impact there is in the US ahead of the November mid-terms.

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