- Facebook said it has removed 2,632 Facebook pages, groups and accounts from its platforms, - including Instagram - The social media giant said the accounts were deleted for engaging in “coordinated inauthentic behaviour” - Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook’s Head of Cybersecurity Policy, said the company constantly working to ensure its services are not used to manipulate people The social media giant, Facebook, announced on Tuesday, March 26, it has removed 2,632 Facebook pages, groups and accounts that “engaged in coordinated inauthentic behaviour” on both Facebook and Instagram. Facebook’s Head of Cybersecurity Policy, Nathaniel Gleicher, wrote on the company’s website: " Today we removed 2,632 Pages, Groups and accounts that engaged in coordinated inauthentic behaviour on Facebook and Instagram. The operations we found were connected to Iran, Russia, Macedonia and Kosovo. We didn’t find any links between these sets of activities, but they used similar tactics by creating netw...