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  • I'm starting to wonder if any of this is better than local newspapers, where there's an editor with oversight over all content...
    by froobius
  • What's crazy is how long it takes to report something like this to a big company and actually have them take action on it. I remember 10 years ago I reported a Giphy ad for the same thing, and it took them months to take action.
    by Kalanos
  • Meta is still running ads that suggest violence against politicians, when reported they say it does not contravene their policies.
    by callamdelaney
  • Metas ads are all over the place. Thomas Kehl, one of the founders of "Finanzfluss" (a german site/content creation company about finance) is currently suing meta because scammers keep using his picture.

    There really needs to be some harder punishments for this kind of behavior, after all meta profits by selling scammy ads.

    by thi2
  • Guys, it's fine.

    Relax.

    It's only a crime if someone else does it or is not sufficiently wealthy, otherwise it's a mistake.

    by onlyrealcuzzo
  • All their fines are merely a cost of doing business, and they won't change their ways until the fines hurt.
    by CrzyLngPwd
  • I've noticed on YouTube I see a lot of adult sexual ads. Things like home cleaning ads that have an unmistakable wood-grain image of fellatio. I've always wondered "how are these getting past the moderators?". I guess the answer is the obvious one: no one is moderating anything.
    by craftkiller
  • https://archive.ph/4LhoU

    I didn't realize the original was behind a paywall.

    by malshe

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