This week, fresh warnings have been made about the dangers of oversharing military secrets on social media, not just because of the U.S. officials who were part of a group chat on Signal that inadvertently included Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic, in which plans for military strikes in Yemen were carried out. Since the start of the more-than-year-long conflict, social media has allowed individuals in the besieged nation to share real-time reports from the frontlines. Both sides have employed social media to tout victories large and small, and the so-called “war porn” videos that show the destruction of an adversary’s tank or other vehicles have become a staple of what is essentially the first social-media war.
Author: Lake Dodson
Published at: 2025-03-29 11:42:00
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