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China's government used paid internet trolls to make the virus look less severe and the authorities more capable

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Science educator Vanessa Hill calls out sexist commenters and explains the psychology of nasty Internet trolls

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Online predators with harmful agendas often use the same tricks, so learn to protect yourself