Gotta bury that evidence of genocide!
this post was submitted on 28 Nov 2025
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IDF deploys new AI system to track soldiers’ social media leaks: 'We are aware its intrusive'
(www.ynetnews.com)
The IDF is moving to curb sensitive military information leaking onto social media by rolling out a new monitoring system called ‘Morpheus.’ The AI-based tool, developed inside the military, will soon track photos and other content posted by IDF soldiers on civilian social media platforms, according to a report Wednesday.
The decision to develop ‘Morpheus’ followed repeated leaks of classified or sensitive material posted by soldiers in recent years, in text, images and videos.