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Omenaa's Mensah husband, the founder of InPost, is going to war with Meta over those fake news adds which are featuring his wife:
Meta's answer is that they delete those fake adds once they discover them, but it looks like they're lying (I'll post evidence later in my comment):
money.pl/gospodarka/facebook-odpowiada-na-reklamy-z-omena-mensah-usuwamy-po-ich-wykryciu-7046885593680832a.html
So this is what Meta has to say (my translation from the article):
"When asked what Facebook is going to do in this case Meta answered to cyberdefence24.pl that they "delete such adds after discovering them". Meta added: "creating adds which use public people in a deceptive way to deceive others is
against our rules".
In response to portal's questions they admitted that although Meta has specialised systems for discovering clickbaits with public people and is investing in trained verifying teams, they don't always succeed.
The press office also assured that "(...) we're still investing in improving our systems. We also cooperate with the local administration, local law enforcement and we're taking legal actions."
My comment:
Sure... :)
Meta, how about you simply delete those adds when people are
reporting them to you? Are your "verifying teams" blind, retarded or are they AI bots? :D
Not long ago I registered on Instagram (Meta owns Instagram) and I reported a few of those fake adds, including that deepfake video with the Polish president.
I got feedback to my first report (Omenaa Mensah fake add) pretty soon, but it was confusing. The message claimed that they deleted the add (Screenshot 1), but when I clicked on "Show report details" it said that the add wasn't deleted, because that fake add
doesn't violate their rules :D (Screenshot 2) - so I don't know if it was deleted or not: 🤷
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