It is true that many prominent "Make America Great Again" (MAGA) accounts on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) were revealed to be based in countries such as Russia, Nigeria, India, and Bangladesh after X rolled out a new location feature. X's head of product temporarily removed a portion of the feature due to data inaccuracies, which led to speculation online that it was because of the foreign accounts revelation. Feature Rollout: X introduced an "About this account" feature that showed the country or region where an account was based and created. Discoveries: Online users and researchers quickly found that many large, influential accounts that posted a significant amount of "America First" content were being operated from overseas locations, not the U.S.. Examples of Foreign Accounts: Specific examples included accounts with thousands of followers based in Eastern Europe, Nigeria, India, Bangladesh, and Thailand. Feature Modification: X's head of product, Nikita Bier, stated that a part of the feature (the "Date Joined" location) was temporarily removed to fix inaccuracies in location data for some older accounts. Ongoing Concern: The situation highlighted ongoing concerns from cybersecurity experts and intelligence officials about inauthentic social media accounts being used for foreign influence campaigns and misinformation. Beloud