Meta’s pricey Super Bowl ad may be aimed at investors, not just consumers, said one expert.

That “easy money” or “rapid weight loss” ad in your social feed may actually be a scam.

We Are Social and Meltwater data show India as Threads’ biggest ad market globally, while Taiwan and Hong Kong lead reach among adults.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has been accused of earning billions from fraudulent ads, leaving consumers on the hook, with up to 10% of the company's global revenue allegedly coming from ads for scams or other illegal activity.

A woman fastens a protective pad on her son’s knee as he heads out for sports, urging him, “Tighten it well.” She washes her child’s hands with soap after he touches garbage. She applies sunscreen to a child entering a pool and tells another at a crosswalk,

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Meta is channeling its booming ad revenue into a $135 billion AI drive to power its “personal superintelligence” future.

A recent Reuters investigation alleges that Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, earned billions from fraudulent ads, leaving consumers on the hook, including an increasing number of young people. And as Consumer Reports explains, the problem isn’t going away.

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Meta stock drops as the Senate’s SCAM Act aims to tighten ad regulations, raising concerns for the company’s core revenue stream.

Lawmakers are pressing Meta to remove a paid Immigration and Customs Enforcement recruitment spot that uses a song embraced by neo-Nazi and white nationalist groups, escalating a fight over how far government propaganda can go on the world’s largest social platforms.