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I don't use Facebook, but I would think a good transparent way to deal with this is open a page to the public that lists the ads a company is running along with
by y-c-o-m-b 7y ago
I don't use Facebook, but I would think a good transparent way to deal with this is open a page to the public that lists the ads a company is running along with statistics like how many times the company has violated policies, how many ad runs they've accumulated and how many dollars have been spent to run those ads.
- wayoutthere 7y agoSo just for scale, a single ad campaign could have thousands of individual ads. Times a few dozen campaigns at a company. Times millions of buyers, many of whom buy through an ad agency or network reseller. The scale of this problem is too big for transparency. Hypertargeting of advertisements should just be illegal.
- jsonne 7y agoThey actually do have the first bit. Look up the "ads library" and you can see every ad a page is running presently.