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Well, in my opinion, buying Twitter/social media followers is not that bad. Those who purchase those services only want to give leverage to their brand as rivals are also doing it. Those brands who buy Twitter/social media followers is different from the children you mentioned who are on social media. Great Article by the way.
Thank you for commenting, I agree you’re right that the kids obsessing over their Instagram is different than buying followers for leverage.