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YouTube absolutely claim not to be vetting every ad they serve. That is why so many outright fraudulent ads get shown by them. In the same industry we have Meta
by jameshart 2mo ago
YouTube absolutely claim not to be vetting every ad they serve. That is why so many outright fraudulent ads get shown by them. In the same industry we have Meta using AI to generate and display ads that even the advertiser hasn’t vetted.
> vetting every video would not be reasonable even at a small scale business with the same business model.
A small scale business like… a cable tv company? They certainly historically were assumed to be responsible for every piece of video content they took from a creator and broadcast.
- Forgeties79 2mo agoExactly. “We’re too big” is the most insane excuse. If I just get big enough I can say “nah the law doesn’t apply to me”? I’m not naïve I understand that’s kind of how the world works, but should be really be supporting this?
- Dylan16807 2mo ago> YouTube absolutely claim not to be vetting every ad they serve. That is a true statement that is very different from my claim that they could. > A small scale business like… a cable tv company? No, cable is a very different business model. If youtube only allowed business accounts worth millions of dollars it would get halfway there. And it would be the end of "you"tube.
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