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The ones I've seen (and reported, and sometimes seen again) as paid ads on Facebook are as obviously scammy as a Nigerian prince email. Fake news website with d
by notahacker 5y ago
The ones I've seen (and reported, and sometimes seen again) as paid ads on Facebook are as obviously scammy as a Nigerian prince email. Fake news website with design ripped off real news website, implausible claims and business mogul celebrities whose non-endorsement of crypto is almost famous (fake endorsements so prominent there's mainstream news coverage of scam victims and disavowals of crypto on the celebrities' own websites and Facebook/Meta has even actually settled lawsuits from some of them!)
Nobody with the degree of digital literacy required to work for Meta has any excuse for approving many of the ones I've seen, and even the most basic keyword-based version of a spam filter could have caught many of them.