Advocacy groups have urged Congress to investigate claims that the tech giant benefited from fraudulent campaigns aimed at seniors
Several US retirement advocacy groups have urged Congress to investigate Meta, accusing the tech giant of allowing fraudulent ads targeting seniors to proliferate while profiting from the campaigns, Politico reported on Thursday, citing a letter sent to leaders of the House Homeland Security Committee.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Threads, has faced mounting scrutiny in recent years over issues ranging from misinformation and online fraud to data privacy, antitrust concerns, and…
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