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and after having the "paid by Zuckerberg" confirmation that this was a malicious account, they didn't revoked approval of the other ads. Triple ouch.
by gcb0 8y ago
and after having the "paid by Zuckerberg" confirmation that this was a malicious account, they didn't revoked approval of the other ads.
Triple ouch.
- FussyZeus 8y agoTech company doesn't give a f#$% what it's advertising as long as it's getting paid. Film at 11. I mean props to them for doing this to show it so blatantly, but is anyone really surprised? Nobody cares, and why should they from a business standpoint? The only way to make something a priority is to make the consequences so harsh that you'll catch the attention of upper management.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> Nobody cares Obviously, FB thinks someone cares, otherwise they wouldn't be selling a tale about their efforts to improve validation of campaign ads.
- camillomiller 8y agoI keep getting ads in my feed disguised as CNBC ads. The image they show has a cnbc logo. If you click on them you get to a fake news website disguised as CNBC with some bogus story about criptocurrency. I reported them 3 times to Facebook and I keep seeing them.