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On March 8, 2022, a TikTok video creator with more than 4 million followers named Elyse Myers (@elysemyers) asked for help. In a new video, Myers said that someone was stealing her content and posting all of it to a Facebook page not managed by her. Minutes after we contacted Facebook's media relations team to inquire about the matter, the fake page appeared to have been removed. Myers published this video about the ordeal: Here's what Myers said: Myers also posted the following to her official Facebook page: The fake page that was labeled as a fanpage had 17,692 page likes and 146,422 followers. It's unclear if a large number of the followers were fake accounts. The follower count was much higher than the page's like count, which is unusual compared to what we've found in other investigations we've conducted in the past.. We also noticed that the Page Transparency information for the fake page showed at least one administrator that was located in Pakistan. We reached out to Myers for more details and also contacted Facebook's media relations department directly about the issue. As mentioned, the fake page disappeared only minutes after we contacted the company. This story will be updated if we receive further details.
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