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Apple travaillerait avec des fournisseurs liés à des programmes de travail forcé des Ouïghours, d autres entreprises américaines de la Tech feraient également appel à ces fournisseurs

Apple travaillerait avec des fournisseurs liés à des programmes de travail forcé des Ouïghours, d autres entreprises américaines de la Tech feraient également appel à ces fournisseurs
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Facebook Approved Alcohol and Gambling Ads - Consumer Reports

Need further assistance? Please call Member Services at 1-800-333-0663 Facebook Approved Alcohol and Gambling Ads Targeting Teens The social network fails to enforce its own rules on inappropriate advertising to teens, two new studies claim By Kaveh Waddell

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Facebook used by human smugglers to advertise services on the US-Mexico border, report says

Facebook used by human smugglers to advertise services on the US-Mexico border, report says CNN 1 hr ago By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN © LOIC VENANCE/AFP/AFP via Getty Images The logo of social network Facebook is displayed on a smartphone, on January 15, 2019 in Nantes, western France. (Photo by LOIC VENANCE / AFP) (Photo credit should read LOIC VENANCE/AFP via Getty Images) Human smugglers are increasingly utilizing Facebook to advertise services to migrants seeking to cross the US-Mexico border, according to a report released Friday by a tech transparency group. The influx of migrants, especially unaccompanied minors, at the US southern border has overwhelmed the government s resources in the last month and posed a steep challenge for the Biden administration. The administration has also been up against human smugglers who in some cases have marketed their services on Facebook, a platform critics say has failed to uphold its content moderation commitmen

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Report: Human smugglers increasingly use Facebook to advertise services on the US-Mexico border

Report: Human smugglers increasingly use Facebook to advertise services on the US-Mexico border Human smugglers are increasingly utilizing Facebook to advertise services to migrants seeking to cross the US-Mexico border, according to a report released Friday by a tech transparency group. The influx of migrants, especially unaccompanied minors, at the US southern border has overwhelmed the government’s resources in the last month and posed a steep challenge for the Biden administration. The administration has also been up against human smugglers who in some cases have marketed their services on Facebook, a platform critics say has failed to uphold its content moderation commitments.

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Report: Human smugglers increasingly use Facebook to advertise services on US-Mexico border

Apr 16, 2021 / 07:27 AM EST (CNN) Human smugglers are increasingly utilizing Facebook to advertise services to migrants seeking to cross the US-Mexico border, according to a report released Friday by a tech transparency group. The influx of migrants, especially unaccompanied minors, at the US southern border has overwhelmed the government’s resources in the last month and posed a steep challenge for the Biden administration. The administration has also been up against human smugglers who in some cases have marketed their services on Facebook, a platform critics say has failed to uphold its content moderation commitments. Of the 50 Facebook pages identified in the Tech Transparency Project report, more than half were created since mid-November and of those, a dozen popped up in the last month. Most pages used descriptors like “coyote,” a commonly used term used for human smugglers, to signal the service being offered. Pages were also sometimes categorized as “travel c

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