Twitter Releases More Data About Chinese Campaign to Spread DisInformation on Hong Kong Protests

In this photo illustration, the Twitter logo is displayed on a mobile device in London, England on Nov. 7, 2013. Bethany Clarke/Getty Images

Twitter has just made available more data about fake accounts that were stoking unrest in Hong Kong.

On Sept. 20, Twitter said in a blog post that it released more data on 4,301 accounts based in China that “were attempting to sow discord about the protest movement in Hong Kong.”