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Newsroom Ready: China critic says he's the target of 'spamouflage'

A B.C. video blogger and critic of China says he is the target of a face-swap spamouflage campaign after finding his images were being used to create deep fake videos of him making unfounded accusations against Canadian politicians. But Liu Xin, 60, says he didn’t say anything of the sort. (Nov. 1, 2023)

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