What is it about the geeky billionaires that so unlikeable? Especially this guy. In this article, it explains how last year, Meta forecast it would earn $16 billion - or 10% of its revenue - by running scam ads, according to bombshell documents obtained last month by Reuters. Critics say the eye-popping number confirms that fraud has effectively become a core part of the company’s business - especially at Facebook, which boasts more than 3 billon monthly active users.
The documents revealed Meta bans accounts only if its systems flag an at least 95% chance that they are committing fraud - an absurdly high bar that invites fraudsters with minimal policing, critics say. What’s more, the more suspicious the ad buyer, the higher the fees for posting ads - a supposed deterrent to bad behavior which instead amounts to “pay to play,” experts say.
Just this morning, I went on to my own FB page to say hello. Scrolling down my 'wall', fully every third post was an ad, and more than half of them looked like some kinda scam. Why do we bother with this nonsense?
Every once in a while something like this pops up and only lasts one day.
Don't miss this price break - it might be gone tomorrow. Click on the ad.
" fraud has effectively become a core part of the company’s business".
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No problem as long as he gives millions and million, what is it, more than $500 million to the democrats to steal elections.
Fake face book ads,tis a simple solution for me,I just don't do feces book/locked in/notmyinterest/gaggle/xyz or any of the others.
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