Report Says Meta Continues to Run Ads Promoting Child Sexual Abuse Material in India
A new report follows an earlier BBC Eye investigation that found Instagram carrying paid advertisements promoting such material in India, BBC Technology reported.
Meta continues to run advertisements promoting child sexual abuse material in India, according to a report cited by BBC Technology.
The report follows an earlier investigation by BBC Eye, which found that Instagram, a platform owned by Meta, was running paid ads that promoted such material in India, according to the BBC.
Details of the specific findings in the latest report, including the scale of the ads and how they were identified, were not fully outlined in the available summary, according to BBC Technology.
Meta's response to the report, including any statement on the company's content moderation policies or enforcement actions in India, was not included in the excerpt provided by BBC Technology.
The BBC did not specify in the excerpt whether Indian authorities or child safety organisations had responded to the findings.
This is a developing story and further details from the full report were not available at the time of publication, according to BBC Technology.
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