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Meta has agreed to settle a lawsuit with the US government that accused the social network of engaging in discriminatory advertising for housing on its platform.

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Apparent violation of the federal fair housing act, which explicitly bans discrimination in housing ads. in wake of that story, facebook vowed to step up enforcement of its prohibition on housing discrimination and ads. but it didn't seem to work very well, because propublica is now out with a new investigation. now here is propublica senior record, julia angwin. so you went back at it. they were supposed to fix it. what did you do and what did you find? >> so we bought the same ads that we bought last year, actually. the ones that violated the fair housing law, a rental property available for...

Eye for facebook, it was an apparent violation of the federal fair housing act, which explicitly bans discrimination in housing ads. in wake of that story, facebook vowed to step up enforcement of its prohibition on housing discrimination and ads. but it didn't seem to work very well, because propublica is now out with a new investigation. now here is propublica senior record, julia angwin. so you went back at it. they were supposed to fix it. what did you do and what did you find? >> so we bought the same ads that we bought last year, actually. the ones that violated the fair housing law, a r...