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Group says gun ads on Facebook violate the company’s policies 

Por: The Hill Tech October 27, 2022

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Facebook has allowed ads for guns and gun accessories to run on its platform in violation of its own rules, according to a report released Wednesday from the Tech Transparency Project (TTP).    The platform’s parent company Meta the use or sale of weapons and weapon accessories in its own ad policies, but the  found that Meta “regularly approves” such ads, sounding alarms about the company’s review system for what goes up on its... + full article



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