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Report finds Meta ran ads promoting child sexual abuse material in India

A report by the Tech Transparency Project revealed that Meta ran 332 ads featuring child sexual abuse material on its platforms, with 84 ads in India. This follows a government order for Meta to remove such content. The report highlights ongoing concerns about the effectiveness of Meta's ad moderation systems and calls for stricter reporting requirements for social media platforms in India.

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A report by the Tech Transparency Project revealed that Meta ran 332 ads featuring child sexual abuse material on its platforms, with 84 ads in India. This follows a government order for Meta to remove such content. The report highlights ongoing concerns about the effectiveness of Meta's ad moderation systems and calls for stricter reporting requirements for social media platforms in India.

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Meta continues to run ads promoting child sexual abuse material in India - report

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Report finds Meta ran ads promoting child sexual abuse material in India