How to spot anti-Duterte account?

This is the only step that I know. So, here's the steps:

1. Look for the account that posted mocking, insulting, destructive or tirade comments against President Rodrigo Duterte

Not all followers of notable pro-Duterte Facebook page, such as Showbiz Government, Lapu-Lapu, VOVph, Thinking Pinoy, Maharlika, etc., are Duterte supporters but some Liberal Party supporters. If you spotted them on visitor's page or comment section, red flag must be raised!

   

2. No "Add Friend" button

3. Uses dubious profile name and picture

Usually, anti-Duterte account uses generic, random, or unique name, some account uses name that have been stolen or derives from other user name, in order to hide their true identity and not to gain famous when commenting harsh. The profile pic that the account use might be stolen from other accounts.

4. No friends to show

Just because there is no "Add Friend" button, of course, none of the other accounts can make their friends of this account. Another thing that the account will not add friends so that it will not attract attention when commenting harsh or criticism post against Duterte.

5. Account deleted after creating for few days

The account stays temporary for few days after being earned tirades or attacks from the other side (Duterte supporters). Usually, the account will disappear from the Facebook about 2-3 days after commenting harsh comments against Duterte. The trace of the comment itself will also disappear unless anyone from Duterte supporters grab a screenshot on it.

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