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Scandal at Meta after the release of pedocriminal adverts:

Nevertheless, they were online between November 2025 and August 2026 and some of them are particularly shocking according to the organization of..

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Nevertheless, they were online between November 2025 and August 2026 and some of them are particularly shocking according to the surveillance agency: "These advertisements made no effort to hide the images or hide what they promoted". Some of the ads withdrawn by the company could then be republished without concern. How Meta wants to prevent espionage with her connected glasses Meta defends itself The company wanted to defend itself as to the presence of these images with WIRED: "Most of these ads had minimal reach and many were already disabled before WIRED shared them".

Furthermore, And yet, the security agency found about 30 more of these ads after Meta was interviewed by our colleagues. Photos of minors with sexual connotations also appeared on these same sites, as revealed by WIRED magazine according to a discovery of the Tech Transparency Project. In addition, the tech giant explained that much of the advertising had been put online with the launch of a new detection tool to better target illegal content.

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Nevertheless, they were online between November 2025 and August 2026 and some of them are particularly shocking according to the surveillance agency: "These advertisements made no effort to hide the images or hide what they promoted".
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Some of the ads withdrawn by the company could then be republished without concern.
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How Meta wants to prevent espionage with her connected glasses Meta defends itself The company wanted to defend itself as to the presence of these images with WIRED: "Most of these ads had minimal reach and many were already disabled before WIRED shared them".
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And yet, the security agency found about 30 more of these ads after Meta was interviewed by our colleagues.
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Photos of minors with sexual connotations also appeared on these same sites, as revealed by WIRED magazine according to a discovery of the Tech Transparency Project.
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In addition, the tech giant explained that much of the advertising had been put online with the launch of a new detection tool to better target illegal content.
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About 50 advertisements containing child pornography images generated by artificial intelligence have been on these social networks for just over nine months.
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