It states, “Locations and times have been identified for these protests, which are being distributed online across multiple social media platforms.” The iCOP report also provides the number of Facebook followers for each as of March 16. The bulletin included details about both events as they were promoted on social media, including the date that the events were first published on Facebook and the hashtags used on Twitter to promote them. The other was a global campaign called “Stop 5G” promoted by radical anti-science groups decrying the alleged harmful effects of radio waves used by the latest generation of wireless networks. One was a far-right anti-vaccine “Worldwide Rally for Freedom” promoted by QAnon groups. The significance of March 20 is that this is the date that two national and international political demonstrations were being planned. The iCOP program has been operating under the direction of the United States Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) and specifically “monitored significant activity regarding planned protests occurring internationally and domestically on March 20, 2021,” according to the bulletin, which is marked “law enforcement sensitive.” The document was circulated through the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) fusion centers, which serve as a “primary conduit” of federal law enforcement information to states and major urban areas as well as “private sector partners” across the US. The covert surveillance program-known as the Internet Covert Operations Program (iCOP)-involves USPS analysts combing through the social media pages and events looking for “inflammatory” posts, according to a Ma“Situational Awareness Bulletin” obtained and published by Yahoo News on Wednesday. The same ID should not be reused for other mail pieces for at least six months.The law enforcement arm of the United States Postal Service (USPS) has been monitoring the social media activity of the US public and sharing its findings with local, state and federal police agencies and private security firms connected to the state. Use alpha and/or numeric characters with no spaces or symbols. NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN - a unique number, up to 22 characters, assigned by the shipper to identify a mail piece. XXXXXX - a unique 6-digit customer number assigned by UPS Mail Innovations This indicator is made up of the following three components: Mail Innovations Compliant Package ID: a barcode-type identifier assigned by the shipper to each mail piece, using the structure below: Sequence Number (MMS/MMI Number): an 18-digit number assigned internally by UPS Mail Innovations or UPS Worldship Postal Service when Delivery Confirmation is requested United States Postal Service Delivery Confirmation Number: a 22-34 numerical identifier assigned by the U.S. UPS Mail Innovations tracking numbers appear in the following formats: UPS Mail Innovations tracking numbers differ from a small package reference number in length and terminology. You can track your UPS Mail Innovations piece on both ups.com and. UPS Service Notice: A notice given on first delivery attempt in select countries UPS Delivery Notice: A bar-coded notice, which includes a 12-digit reference number, given on first delivery attempt in select countries
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