Army Restricts Social Media
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The Army has issued a new directive to centralize and restrict social media accounts, requiring commanders to archive records and deactivate unauthorized accounts within 30 days. The goal is to consolidate the Army's official social media presence, drastically reducing the number of allowable accounts.
Why it matters
This move aims to improve the Army's online presence and security by reducing the risk of unauthorized information dissemination. It highlights the importance of cyber security and information control in the military.
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